Don Jr.’s Viral Photo Sparks Social Media Frenzy
One photo of Donald Trump Jr. walking behind his father on the White House lawn sent social media into overdrive. The image, captured from an angle that made his chest appear unusually broad, quickly became one of the week’s most discussed snapshots.
Social Media Reacts
Users wasted no time turning the photo into a viral sensation. Critics poked fun relentlessly—some questioned whether the image was altered, while others joked, “Where’s his bra?” Comments ranged from “weirdly sculpted” to “must be cold out there,” fueling the online frenzy.
Embracing the Spotlight
Rather than shy away, Trump Jr. leaned into the attention. His girlfriend, Bettina Anderson—a Palm Beach socialite known for her humor—reposted the viral photo on Instagram with a tongue-in-cheek caption:
Using playful coconut emojis, she teased that Don Jr.’s chest offered “more cleavage” than hers. Later, she added:
Bettina Anderson’s Instagram story joking about her boyfriend’s chest, Photo Credit: ETimes/Youtube
Turning the Joke into a Brand Moment
Trump Jr. joined the fun, tagging clothing brand American Eagle and writing:
“Yo, @americaneagle call me!”
He later commented:
“They’re not small, but definitely too solid to motorboat.”
The nod referenced Sydney Sweeney’s recent denim campaign with American Eagle. Anderson also posted a photoshopped picture of Don Jr. in a denim-on-denim “Canadian tuxedo,” captioned:
“My guy… Get at us @AmericanEagle.”
About Bettina Anderson
Anderson, 38, is educated at Columbia and active in environmental philanthropy. Known as one of Palm Beach’s most eligible women, she first caught attention with Trump Jr. at last summer’s Republican National Convention. By winter, the couple was openly photographed together.
A Playful Chapter for Don Jr.
Previously engaged to Kimberly Guilfoyle, Trump Jr. kept that breakup private. With Anderson, he appears to enjoy a lighter, playful chapter—turning a viral “nipple-gate” moment into a joke.
Whether American Eagle responds or not, the couple shows they can laugh off chatter—and maybe even turn it into a branding win.
