Everyone likes a cool moment on the big screen at a game. But what if that cute old couple were famous fans of the team? Speaking at the annual A Conversation With the Carters event with his wife, Rosalynn, Carter said he hadn’t experienced any “ill effects” from his treatment with Keytruda, a recently approved immune system-boosting drug. Since that announcement, Carter has slowed down a bit, but it hasn’t stopped him from continuing to teach Sunday school classes in his Georgia hometown.
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The former president is no stranger at Braves games, but he has made several public appearances this week after last month’s announcement about his cancer diagnosis. Don’t believe me? Take a look here. He has seen a lot of baseball. MLB.com posted the video, which shows the 39th President putting a Commander-in-Chief-style kiss on his lady. Carter was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 because of his work through the Carter Center.
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The three wrote questions asking Carter what he liked most about being president and living in Atlanta, then added one more: Can we get a selfie with you?
