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White House Mocks Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s MSG Marriage Announcement: ‘Trump Is Your President’
The White House posted meme images and videos that replaced the wedding message with pro-Trump text as Swift and Kelce celebrated with celebrity guests.
- On Friday, July 3, the White House official X account parodied Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding announcement at Madison Square Garden, replacing their 'JUST&T MARRIED' billboard with 'TRUMP IS YOUR PRESIDENT.'
- This digital jab marks the latest escalation in a feud between President Donald Trump and Swift dating back eight years, intensifying after she endorsed Kamala Harris and Trump posted 'I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!'
- On Thursday, July 2, Trump shared an 'Eras Tour'-themed poster on social media that replaced Swift's concert imagery with his own, beneath the caption 'It's been a long time coming.'
- While social media users criticized the post by referencing ties to Paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the couple celebrated their lavish New York wedding with Adam Sandler officiating, appearing unbothered by the online trolling.
- The online stunt coincided with Trump's trip to Mount Rushmore for America's 250th anniversary, underscoring his attempt to keep his events front and center while Swift and Kelce's wedding dominated national headlines.
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Taylor Swift is not a fan of the US president, and Trump is no different with the superstar. The Trump administration uses the celebrity wedding of the year to make fun of the singer.
'Cringey effort': Taylor Swift wedding triggers much-mocked Trump attention-grab
President Donald Trump faced scornful ridicule Friday night over his perceived jealousy of Taylor Swift’s celebrity.The White House posted on X an AI photo of Madison Square Garden signs apparently celebrating Trump. The post went live just ten minutes after pink signs outside the arena announced Sw...
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