Wild theories of a “fake Melania” Trump are nothing new — and now a brand-new photo has reignited the wild conspiracy once again.
According to many – mainly on the far-left- Melania regularly uses a body double to impersonate her at public events.
The “proof” presented and circulated on social media, point out discrepancies between “fake Melania” and the “real” Mrs. Trump’s appearance.
The brand new “evidence” was taken from a presidential visit to Alabama, a state recently affected by tornadoes that unfortunatly killed 23 residents.
During the trip, President Trump and the First Lady paid a
President Trump viewing the 23 crosses representing the 23 tornado victims. pic.twitter.com/TgqkWOXLu9
— Sally Pitts (@SallyPitts_WSFA) March 8, 2019
But when Sally shared the picture of the POTUS and FLOTUS on Twitter, it didn’t take long for users to spot something unusual about Melania Trump.
Users also claimed FLOTUS’ body language appeared to be more open and relaxed than normal during her Alabama visit and her posture and even the way she walked were slightly off.
1. The height difference
— ig – @johannariickard (@johannarickard2) March 9, 2019
2. The chin
3. The hand holding
4. The walk
5. The posture
6. #FakeMelania
Seriously… who the fuck is this??? It’s clearly not Melania.#FakeMelania pic.twitter.com/y1Ua6pvaVb
— ???????????????? (@FightDaPower) March 9, 2019
I previously thought the #fakeMelania thing was bullshit but I actually don’t think that’s her. lol https://t.co/KQNekZy0pi
— Danny//B ?? (@OGBotterz) March 8, 2019
WATCH NOW: Does Trump sometimes travel with a #FakeMelania instead of the REAL #firstlady? pic.twitter.com/eUPCajSP1C
— Be Less Stupid (@BeLessStupid4) March 9, 2019
In July 2018, the conspiracy theory went viral after the President and his wife were pictured stepping off Air Force One in Brussels ahead of a NATO summit.
Fake Melania is back y’all pic.twitter.com/EuaTpPkjPN
— James St. James (@JSJdarling) July 10, 2018
I swear that this looks like fake Melania. pic.twitter.com/nudfbyqMrJ
— Nurse Ratchett (@mycrankyboosez) July 11, 2018
The conspiracy theory first really kicked-off back in October of 2017 after ‘comedian’ Andrea Wagner Barton posted the idea on Facebook.
The most popular theory is that M
Melania’s body double? pic.twitter.com/itBES20eLb
— Jarica Davis #TickTockTRAITORS? #MoronTrump (@jaricadavis) September 14, 2017
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