Trump kills off false death rumours with golf pictures

US President Donald Trump broke the rumors that he was dead.

On Friday, social media exploded with thousands of unreformed claims that the 79-year-old Chief Commander died after two days of the public.

However, the next day, Trump, Virginia, Sterling Trump National Golf Club with American football coach Jon Grince to share a photo of playing golf went to the real social platform.

Trump wrote the article as follows: “Playing a great golf with Jon Grhen – a really good man and a real character! (Sic)”

When conspiracy theorists pointed out that there is no event planned for the weekend, rumors about Trump’s death intensified – this is unusual because it typically makes some kind of public appearance.

Neither the White House nor Trump commented on rumors.

Vice President JD Vance added fuel to the fire on Wednesday.

“Yes, there are terrible tragedies, but I’m very sure that the President of the United States is in good condition, it will serve the rest of the time and will do great things for the American people.” He said.

“And if God forbids it, there is a terrible tragedy, I can’t think of education better than I bought in the last 200 days.”

In July 2024, Vance insisted that Trump, who was wounded with a bullet fired by armed Thomas Matthew Crooks during a rally in Pennsylvania, was “the last person to make a phone call for the first time in the morning.”

The rumors about Trump’s health came after the White House was photographed with something that seems to be covered with make -up.

“President Trump meets a man and more Americans and shakes his hands more than other presidents in history,” one spokesman said at the beginning of the year. He said.