A viral theory that Donald Trump wears a sash has resurfaced and intensified in the days leading up to the election on Tuesday, November 6.
The belt theories began when former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, 60, gave a wide-ranging interview in September and addressed the issue.
When he asked it Australian Broadcasting Corporation Interviewer: ‘Trump really wears a girdle?’ The former financier, nicknamed The Mooch, replied: “On certain days, yes.”
Scaramucci explained that he believes Trump, 78, only wore men’s girdles on certain days and delved deeper into his appearance.
“He’s an image-oriented guy, he’s a TV entertainer,” Scaramucci said.
The viral theory that Donald Trump wears a sash has resurfaced and intensified in the days leading up to the election on Tuesday, November 6.
The sash theories began when former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, 60, gave a wide-ranging interview in September and addressed the issue.
When asked by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation interviewer: “Does Trump really wear a girdle?” The former financier, nicknamed ‘The Mooch’, replied: ‘Certain days, yes.’
When images went viral showing what some thought might be the underwear, there were some supporters who said it was actually a bulletproof vest.
“He hates taking profile photos of him because he looks too fat from the side, he likes taking photos of him from the front,” Scaramucci revealed.
Scaramucci also alleged that Trump “spends a lot of time on his hair,” that it’s “kind of a weave that he does up there,” that he has “a certain orange war paint that he wears,” and that he wears elevators on his shoes. .
“Hypermasculinity is a sign of how insecure a man really is,” Scaramucci said.
In September, the viral video began circulating on TikTok, receiving 95,000 likes and comments about its aesthetic.
“You forgot to say he has the shoulders of his suit jacket cut larger than his shoulders to make him look bigger in the shoulder area,” one person said.
Many commenters asked what a faja is, to which people responded that it was Spanx, a waist trainer, or a faja, which is a compression garment.
Men’s shapewear costs between $19 and $100 and resembles Spanx for women, promising lift, lift, and compression.
Some people in the comments section thought it wasn’t a belt but something to prevent back pain.
Scaramucci spent 11 days as White House press secretary in 2017 and has since become anti-Trump, consistently speaking out against him during this election cycle.
Many commenters asked what a faja is, to which people responded that it was Spanx, a waist trainer, or a faja, which is a compression garment.
When images went viral showing what some thought might be the underwear, there were some supporters who said it was actually a bulletproof vest.
However, some questioned the source and how he would know about the former president’s background.
Scaramucci spent 11 days as White House press secretary in 2017 and has since become anti-Trump, consistently speaking out against him during this election cycle.
The clip quickly went viral on X (formerly Twitter), with one person tweeting: “Trump wears girdles and shoe lifts.” Pass it on’, which received almost 4,000 retweets.
