Donald Trump's Suit For Pope Francis' Funeral Goes Viral
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"Such an embarrassment,” one social media user wrote.
Donald Trump is catching flak for wearing a blue suit to Pope Francis’ funeral, and social media users aren’t holding back their opinions.
The president and first lady Melania Trump attended the religious leader’s funeral Saturday. After photos and footage from the ceremony hit the internet, the Republican faced criticism online for his attire.
Men reportedly were expected to wear a formal black suit, black tie and a black lapel pin, while Trump clearly opted for a noticeably different hue.
During the funeral at Vatican City’s St. Peter’s Square, in which Trump was seated in the front row, he wore a dark blue suit paired with a matching tie and American flag pin.
Social media users on X, formerly Twitter, sounded off over Trump’s ensemble, with some accusing him of wanting to be “the center of attention.”
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