Jacinda Arden: In a recent video that went viral on the internet, the New Zealand Prime Minister appears on the camera with her impersonator.
Jacinda Ardern (Pic Credit - Los Angeles Times)
Jacinda Arden, the New Zealand Prime Minister has been popular ever since she took office in 2017. She has been known for her humility handling challenging issues during her tenure and recently has been lauded for handling the coronavirus pandemic. Recently a video of her has gone viral when she made an appearance on a Tik Tok along with her impersonator.
Melanie Bracewell, a comedian from New Zealand, in a video shared on TikTok recently, dressed up herself as the New Zealand Prime Minister, explains she obviously has a lot of fans and would like to get selfish sometimes.
As the video clip continues, she is joined by the real Prime Minister herself. As both appear on the frame, Bracewell asked her what her name is. The Prime Minister promptly replied ‘Jacinda’ wearing a smile and putting her arm around Bracewell.
The comedian, in turn, replied ‘that’s enough’ and it was nice to meet her before they make their way out.
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This was not the first time that Arden had responded to Bracewell’s impersonation videos. On a video shared by the artist in April where she puts on the makeup to transform into Arden, the Prime Minister had responded that the comedian had done better makeup than she does herself. The pair was quite thrilled to meet each other and appear on camera but this time, it was the Prime Minister herself who was the fan.
As the video went viral on both TikTok and Twitter many users came up with amazing responses. A user said, ‘It was amazing and could not tell the difference.’ Another user tells of laughing so hard to Bracewell’s reply ‘That’s Enough’ and the Prime Minister backing her up and that’s the best part of it. Bracewell has posted a handful of photos and videos of impersonating Arden on the social media and was inspired by online comments of her similar looks, speech and even picking up the same accent.
