Donald Trump Jr. Swoons Over Dad In Freaky AI Parody Of Sydney Sweeney American Eagle Ad
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This is not the first time a Trump has made an uncomfortable comment about a family member.
Donald Trump Jr. made an attempt to diss the left by calling his dad “hot” in an AI-generated image of his father parodying Sydney Sweeney’s controversial American Eagle ad campaign.
“That Hanse.... Um, Donald is so hot right now!!!,” he wrote in a post featuring an AI image of President Donald Trump posing on the floor wearing a denim outfit. The caption was a reference to Owen Wilson’s character Hansel McDonald in “Zoolander.”
Although Donald Trump Jr.’s weird comment was made as a joke, this was not the first time he has said something uncomfortable about a family member.
In a TikTok video posted last year, the president’s son referred to his daughter Kai as “sexy” while the two were getting prepared for the Republican National Convention. In the video, he asked Kai, then 17, if wearing makeup would make him “sexy like you.”
Though he was presumably kidding around, many people nevertheless found it a very odd word for a father to call his underaged daughter.
BD Wong called his comment a "very bad joke" and admitted it was unacceptable for him to try and "explain" away his offensive remark.
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