Those who do not support and are not fans of Donald Trump, and who haven't really been his fan since he announced his candidacy back in the summer of 2015, have had a myraid of moments throughout the campaign where they couldn't believe some of the things he said and did.

However, it appears they weren't alone. His wife, Melania, also seemed to have them as well.

Here are five times she was caught on camera possibly reflecting what all those critics were thinking:

During a Campaign Stop in Detroit

Back before her husband clinched the official nomination, his competitors often criticized him for all sorts of things, especially comments he had made in the past that were inflammatory. During this campaign stop, Melania almost looked like she agreed with them with a look that has "Are you kidding me?" Written all over it.

During an NBC Town Hall

Here, Melania isn't the only one who seems like she doesn't want to be there. With the exception of his daughter Tiffany with second wife Marla Maples, neither Donald, Melania, his sons, Eric and Donald Jr., other daughter Ivanka, or grandchildren Kai and Donald III look like they want to be there, let alone posing for a photo.

At The Time 100 Gala

Because of the swell of support he received after announcing his candidacy, Donald Trump was named one of Time's 100 most Influential for 2016. At the Gala honoring all of the people on the list, Melania seemed to be a bit confused as to how things had gotten far enough already for them to be invited to such an event.

At The First Debate With Hillary Clinton

Faded in the background while her husband speaks to reporters doesn't seem to hide that Melania really doesn't seem to want to be there, and is actually thinking "What have we done?" By letting things get this far.

At The Second Debate With Hillary Clinton

Melania's frozen smile suggests she is not genuinely happy about having to wear a pussybow top so soon after her husband's controversial comments about grabbing women by their genitals was leaked.

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