Don Jr.'s Alleged Ex Throws Shade At Jesse Watters' Wedding Prediction
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The Fox News host creepily suggested Barron Trump and Sydney Sweeney could “create the greatest political dynasty in American history.”
Fox News host Jesse Watters is being brutally mocked for a mega-cringy wedding prediction he made on Monday’s episode of “The Five,” but the biggest shade was thrown by an alleged ex-girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr.
It happened during a segment where Watters discussed the reaction to Sydney Sweeney’s recent American Eagle ad ― which some have suggested promotes white supremacy ― and the revelation that the actor is a registered Republican.
In a MAGA fever dream, Watters predicted that the 27-year-old “White Lotus” actor would marry 19-year-old Barron Trump and “create the greatest political dynasty in American history.”
Watters’ suggestion was so over the top that it attracted a special type of internet snark.
However, the biggest shade thrown at him came from former Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day, who allegedly had an affair with Don Jr. between 2011 and 2012, around the time she was on “The Apprentice” and he was still married to Vanessa Trump.
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