Tiffany Trump’s Instagram followers had plenty to say about her beach vacation this weekend, most of it about a single plate of food.
She posted a run of photos Saturday, a bright blue bikini under a sheer white dress, black sunglasses, a small blue bag, a koi pond overlooking wherever she was staying. One photo actually got people typing, creamy pasta with a generous scoop of caviar on top.
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The replies arrived fast and largely unimpressed.
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“Caviar on pasta? Please, flaunting your wealth is very boorish,” one person wrote. Another wasn’t interested in the food itself: “Ain’t no way that food is good.” A third kept it to four words: “KIDDOS ARE STARVING.”
Not everyone bothered with subtlety.
“Seriously you post this while people are starving!” one commenter wrote, while another suggested a caption of their own: “Is the title of this photo ‘opulence’?”
The support was there too, just quieter. “Beautiful classy woman,” one fan wrote. Another kept it simple: “Hot mom summer!!!”
Tiffany has been here before, more than once. Her June trip to India with husband Michael Boulos produced the same reaction, complete with photos in front of the Taj Mahal and a floral dress that drew plenty of admiration alongside plenty of side-eye once people traced one shot back to The Oberoi Amarvilas.
According to the hotel’s own site, its Premier Rooms with Taj Mahal views start around $450 a night and climb past $750, while the larger multi-room suites run anywhere from $1,000 to $6,000 a night.
Go back further and the pattern gets older still. In 2017, Tiffany posted a glamorous photo of herself in a fitted black mini dress while Puerto Rico was still buried under hurricane wreckage. “So Puerto Rico is in ruin and you post this,” one person wrote at the time. “You do realize that there is actually real crisis in America, right?” asked another.
Defenders showed up then too. “Tiffany haters need to find something more productive to do. Pathetic,” one wrote, while someone else pointed out: “She’s a student and not part of the Administration.”
The timing this time isn’t helping her case either.
Kai Trump caught similar criticism last month over a Costa Rica trip posted right alongside a poll showing 95% of Americans think the country is in an affordability crisis, prompting one follower to write: “straight up playing in our face.”
Featured image via Instagram screengrab
