Pope Leo’s ‘MAGA-Type’ Brother Goes To Confession About His Trolling For Trump
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Louis Prevost also revealed the big change he's made since his younger sibling was elected as the first U.S.-born pope.
Louis Prevost, the older brother of Pope Leo XIV, said in an interview with Piers Morgan on Tuesday that he’ll likely tone down the right-wing, pro-Donald Trump posts on social media now his older sibling is the head of the Catholic Church.
After Leo was elected last week as the first U.S.-born pope, it emerged that his sibling had shared vile content online, including one video that called former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) a “drunk c***.”
Prevost told Morgan he’s now gone “quiet” online and is “biting my tongue.”
“I’m a MAGA type and I have my beliefs. I don’t need to create heat for him,” he explained.
Morgan asked if the Vatican had called requesting he “ease off the gas” and if he’d change his “social media strategy going forward.”
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