Biographer claims Trump feels vulnerable as peers like Dolly Parton pass away

During a recent episode of "Inside Trump's Head," Michael Wolff and Joanna Coles talked about the impact of recent celebrity deaths on Donald Trump, who has just celebrated a birthday in his ninth decade. Wolff argued that the president, weighing about 300 lb and lacking regular exercise, likely feels a heightened sense of fragility when peers like Dolly Parton and Tim Curry die. He cited a clinical psychologist, John Paul Garrison, who identified an unusual facial spasm that could signal a neurodegenerative condition.

Additional criticism has come from journalists such as Maggie Haberman, who highlighted concerns over Trump’s physical and mental fitness and the administration’s secrecy about his health. The discussion reflects broader doubts about the former leader’s ability to serve given his age and reported health issues.