Hadley Gamble, a host on the Consumer News and Business Channel (CNBC) in the United States, can be called a beautiful woman from the photos, and Gamble himself knows the advantages and decides to take advantage of them, but his lack of elegance in public has been criticized, especially from the Russian media.
According to the news on October 18, local time, at the energy forum held in Moscow, Gamble appeared on the stage as an interviewer and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and the two conducted an interview face to face. But Gamble's legs were clearly more eye-catching than the conversation, and she kept dancing her smooth-looking calves and turning the tip of her high heels towards her interviewee.
Gamble's actions were captured by the Russian media and claimed she was "unscrupulously using body language" and "trying to distract President Putin." However, Gamble's "beauty plan" did not work, according to the Russian media, Putin was not caught off guard, still published his views step by step, "her attempt failed."
In addition to waving his legs, Gamble's facial expressions are also extremely rich, for which British body language expert Judy James believes that a series of moves are really "both funny and quite blatant". Even american social media did not give Gamber's performance praise, thinking that her behavior was too humiliating. Others felt that Gamble had made "sufficient" preparations before the interview, as if he were "ready to go to the catwalk."
Putin was not unaware of the "beauty plan" on the stage, and he criticized Gamble bluntly in the interview, saying that she did not listen to the topic he was talking about, but Gamble immediately countered that she was listening. But Putin also replied: "Beautiful woman, very beautiful, I want to tell her one thing, she immediately told me the opposite, as if she did not hear what I said, well, I will repeat it to you now...", but just because Putin used the word "beautiful", it was also attacked by some people, calling it a difference between women, but some people thought it was just a compliment.