Donald Trump Truth Social Post Fact-Checked: Image of WNBA Player is Fake
“https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116853560701003246”
Summary
The referenced Truth Social link does not correspond to an authentic post by Donald Trump; it is a fabricated screenshot that has been identified among numerous false Trump posts. No official archive or credible source records such a post, confirming it is not genuine.
Sources 59 searched
- Did Trump hang golden eagle decoration on White House balcony? | Snopes.com
However, there was no evidence as of this writing that Trump actually mounted the golden eagle decoration on the balcony. The photo in his post was fake and likely created using artificial intelligence software.
- Don't fall for these 9 fake Trump posts | Snopes.com
Trump may be a frequent poster on Truth Social, his social media platform, but that doesn't mean every screenshot of a Truth Social post is real.
- 10 claims surrounding Trump's reflecting pool renovation that we've investigated | Snopes.com
On March 31, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump posted to his Truth Social account that he was "working on fixing the absolutely filthy Reflecting Pool" that spans roughly 2,000 feet between the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial in Washington, ...
- Trump's Truth Social lays bare narrow obsessions of an extremely online president
It appears to be a makeshift way of reposting things from X. The president regularly grabs, for example, a video someone else has posted on X, posts it without attribution on Truth Social, then immediately quote-posts his own post along with ...
- Trump deletes post depicting him as Jesus-like figure after backlash
TruthSocial.com/@realDonaldTrump · The now-deleted image showed Trump, wearing a white robe, with a glowing hand on the forehead of a sick man, which critics said was similar to religious paintings showing Jesus healing the infirm.
- Trump's Truth
Our site archives all of Donald Trump's TRUTH Social posts, providing a searchable index of his statements, video transcripts, and image descriptions.
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