US EditionMarital-strife rumors intensify as JD Vance photographed ‘yelling’ at wife Usha in restaurant
JD Vance humorously denies viral photo claims of a public argument and says his marriage remains strong despite seven months of online speculation.
- Vice President JD Vance responded to a Dec. 5 Facebook post showing a viral image of him allegedly arguing with his wife, saying `I always wear an undershirt when I go out in public to have a fight loudly with my wife.`
- The image's provenance suggests JD Vance’s face was imposed on a months-old photo after Thomas Clay Jr. posted it on Facebook Dec. 5, spreading across Facebook, Instagram and X alongside AI-driven 'Fat JD' memes.
- Rumours reignited after Second Lady Usha Vance was seen without her ring more than once, including at Camp Lejeune, but a spokesperson said she "forgets her ring sometimes" after chores.
- Mr. Vance embraced the meme by dressing as the 'Fat JD' meme for Halloween and reposting the photo with a sarcastic comment, while acknowledging media scrutiny has been hard on the couple's family.
- The case exemplifies how viral images subject public figures to scrutiny, as social media users and commentators connect incidents fueling narratives, while tabloids amplify speculation with ringless photos.
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Untroll-able JD Vance responds to image of him 'fighting' with wife · American Wire News
Vice President JD Vance is quickly securing his legacy as the most untroll-able politician in history with a recent clapback. First, it was him dressing up as his own meme for Halloween. Now, he’s refusing to engage in the rumor mill with the typical denials we’ve come to expect from straight-laced pols who care what the people who hate them think. When an X user posted a photo that “allegedly” shows Vance in a “loud argument” with his wife, Sec…
The latest dumb attack on JD Vance's marriage drops, forcing the VP to respond (albeit sarcastically)
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