The AI picture showing Donald Trump kissing his loyal aide Natalie Harp spread like wildwife on social media. Now, although the picture has been debunked, the president has shared a cryptic message on Truth Social.
Social media went wild as the picture, which appeared to show Donald Trump kissing his 35-year-old loyal aide Natalie Harp, began spreading.
The image quickly spread across social media, but the White House said it was false. Officials called the picture “clearly a fake photo.”
Trump also appeared to respond to the images circulating online during one of his usual Truth Social posting sprees. The president shared a picture of himself looking unhappy, with what appeared to be police officers standing in the background.
He captioned the post: “The Hoax Buster.” No further explanation was given, although the image also appeared to be AI-generated.
Safe to say that is not the first time. Donald Trump has shared several AI-generated images on his Truth Social account, including pictures showing him running for president again in 2028 and others portraying him as former presidents such as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Journalist Michael Wolff recently claimed that a group of people outside the White House creates some of the unusual content on Trump’s social media.
Speaking on the podcast Inside Trump’s Head, Wolff claimed the Trump team had encouraged a group of people to create memes and other content for the president. However, he also claimed that those types of posts were “not done’ by the White House.
