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Published 11:11 22 Jun 2026 GMT
The identity of the mystery blonde in President Donald Trump's bizarre "great daughter" post has finally been revealed.
On Saturday (June 20), the 80-year-old president sparked a wave of online speculation after sharing an unusual post on his Truth Social platform.
Trump posted an image of a blonde woman sitting on a red couch while speaking on the phone.
"Great daughter. My Honor!!! President DJT," he wrote next to the snap.
The cryptic post quickly left people trying to figure out who the woman was and what exactly the president meant by the message.
Many believe that Trump mistook the woman for someone else.
"He has dementia which exacerbates in the evening hours, called sundowning. In his confused state he likely thought this was a photo of Ivanka," one user said.
Another asked: "Who the hell is it and why does it seem like he thinks it's his daughter? One of the main signs of dementia is confusing people for family members."
A third added: "Trump actually posted a picture of some lady (not his daughter) and said: 'Great daughter. My honor!!!' Um. What? If this doesn't at least get asked about on the Sunday shows...I mean, come on. This is like 'covfefe' times 1000."
According to the New York Post, the photo is believed to show Margo Catsimatidis during the Clinton administration.
Camp David was known to feature similar red couches during that period, and Catsimatidis is said to have played a key role in building Evergreen Chapel at the presidential retreat.
The Catsimatidis family has maintained close ties to Trump. Margo's husband, John Catsimatidis, is a billionaire New York businessman, radio host, CEO of Gristedes grocery chains, and head of the Red Apple Group. The family has also been a major supporter of the president.
One X user wrote: "It's a picture of Margo Casimatidis in Camp David during Bill Clinton's term. The 'great daughter' is her daughter @AJ_Cats_, Chairwoman of the Manhattan Republican Party."
Others suggested Trump may have been referring to Margo's daughter rather than the woman in the photograph itself.
The strange post came as Trump arrived at Camp David on Saturday evening while Vice President JD Vance was leading negotiations with Iran during a trip to Switzerland.
The talks come after the US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding last week that set out plans for a possible peace deal.
Trump told Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst that the MOU is a "60-day option" and insisted that he "can do whatever I want" afterward.
The president also claimed he had spoken with Iranian officials overnight and issued a warning regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
"You close it, and you won't have a country," he told Yingst about his message to Iran. "You won't even make it back to your f***ing country."
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