Trump denies wig rumors, cites 2024 campaign wind incident
Donald Trump flatly rejected claims that he wears a wig, referencing a windy moment from his 2024 campaign as proof.
Donald Trump responded to persistent speculation about a possible wig by emphatically stating he does not wear one, pointing to a windy episode at a 2024 campaign microphone as evidence. The comment came after comedian Rosie O’Donnell joked that it was time for Trump to hang his wig on a nail, referencing White House adviser Natalie Harp during a guest appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Trump also recalled denying hair-fake accusations during a 2015 rally.
His longtime physician, Harold Bornstein, disclosed in 2017 that Trump takes four daily medications, including finasteride for male-pattern baldness. A Mirror U.S. poll indicated that 87% of respondents still think he uses a wig, and observers noted a fuller-looking hairstyle during a recent Las Vegas speech at Red Rock Casino Resort compared with earlier appearances on Air Force One.
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The story reflects how personal image issues can become a recurring political talking point.
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