Gavin Newsom Trolls Trump During SOTU With Some Unsolicited Hair Advice | EUROtoday

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) trolled President Donald Trump with a hair-raising dig throughout his Tuesday State of the Union handle within the House chamber.

In an X put upNewsom, who made a number of digs on the commander in chief on-line as he appeared to observe the handle, delivered theatrical revulsion over the matted look of the 79-year-old president’s hair.

“Oh no, Donald,” the Democratic governor, 58, wrote. “You need some of my hair gel!!!”

The White House didn’t instantly reply to HuffPost’s requests for remark.

Trump hasn’t appeared to answer the California governor’s jab publicly, however the White House instructed The Daily Beast in a remark that Newsom “should shut his filthy mouth and apologize to Black people for demeaning them earlier this week.”

Newsom was accused of racism and bigotry for feedback he made Sunday about his low SAT scores whereas selling his new ebook in a dialog with Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens. Both Newsom and Dickens pushed again on the claims in opposition to the governor, with Newsom calling the complaints “fake fucking outrage.”

The White House added in its assertion about Newsom: “He should be more concerned about his own appearance — which quite frankly many people have serious questions about — instead of talking about others.”

Newsom has typically mocked the president’s brash fashion on social media and has trolled his seems as properly.

As to why he’s made it his enterprise to contend Trump on social media, Newsom instructed NPR Tuesday that he’s “putting a mirror up to President Trump” and “fighting fire with fire.”

“I am punching a bully back in the mouth,” he added.

Meanwhile, Trump has centered conversations round his hair through the years, together with repeatedly swearing that his hair is actual and not a wig and divulging the exact manner he combs his strands throughout his tedious hair care routine.

Trump beforehand reprimanded Time journal for making his hair “disappear” on its October 2025 cowl, calling the outlet’s picture selection “really weird” in a Truth social put up.