Donald Trump's 'Man Crush' on Ryder Cup Golfers Is Obvious, Body Language Expert Claims: 'He Doesn't Even Hide the Fact That He's Fanboying'

Despite mounting backlash over not releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files and concerns for Donald Trump's health, the president appeared to be "over the moon" while attending opening day of the Ryder Cup on Friday, September 26, body language expert Inbaal Honigman exclusively tells OK!.

During the televised outing, the golf enthusiast was spotted introducing himself to the professional athletes competing in the three-day competition in Farmingdale, New York.

Speaking on behalf of Casino.org US, Honigman spills to OK!, "Trump's man-crush on the pro golfers is apparent."

"From the way he shakes hands with them to the way he leans towards them, there's a bromance on the go," she insists of their interaction, which was captured by the cameras.

In one video clip of the televised event, the POTUS was seen shaking hands with Bryson DeChambeau. "Then, not letting go of his hand, the big man pulls him close," she points out. "This is a clear and obvious indication of Trump wanting to be close to the athletes. He's a big fan."

Honigman says he acted the same way with Ben Griffin, proving how "he's super happy to be" with the pros.

At one point, the commander in chief and DeChambeau tap each other on the arm as they exchange compliments, "which is a friendly, familiar gesture, showing that they're both thrilled to bond with each other."

"There are a couple of fist bumps going on, and Trump touches him on the arm a couple of times too, trying to get his attention," Honigman shares. "This overfamiliarity is a man-crush on full display, and the president doesn't even hide the fact that he's fanboying over the golfer."

"When he walks alongside the pros, his whole body leans towards them. This indicates a deep and profound interest and attraction," the expert continues. "It is evident that Trump's head leans towards the celebrated golfers, and it shows that he admires them and wants to be close to them."

Trump was also "beaming proudly" when hugging Keegan Bradley.

"He's living his best life," Honigman declares of Trump. "His movements are broad and enthusiastic and his facial expression is that of delight. A wide smile, teamed with raised eyebrows, spell joy for the leader of the free world."

The businessman attended the event alongside granddaughter and fellow golfer Kai Trump, 18.

Kai, the daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa Trump, is a freshman at the University of Miami, where she's on the golf team.