White House Releases Melania Trump’s Photo, Twitter Erupts On Cue

Check out Melania Trump’s official White House photograph!

The White House released First Lady Melania Trump’s official portrait on Monday. And to no one’s surprise, there was absolutely no dearth of buzz created by the photograph.

Official Portrait of First Lady pic.twitter.com/K1DUVE5kSI

— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) April 3, 2017

With a hint of a smile and crossed arms, Melania is dressed in a black jacket and is wearing a huge diamond ring – altogether, making for a perfect social media uproar.

Is the photo airbrushed? Does the gaze seem too distant? What about the fact that Melania Trump doesn’t even live in the White House?

These were some of the questions and assumptions doing the rounds on social media right after the White House released the photo. While some stood up for her, others were upset about quite a few things. Take a look!

Anyone know why Melania Trump's portrait was taken in front of the Muppet Babies Window? pic.twitter.com/EOLfwfBggE

— Sasha Stewart (@ArtfulStew) April 3, 2017

Melania's White House portrait is beautiful and will make an excellent conversation piece if she ever happens to visit the White House.

— Nick Amadeus (@NickAmadeus) April 3, 2017

Melania's portrait is more airbrushed than a 70's custom van with a wizard on a cloud painted on it

— Karl (@JerryMander) April 5, 2017

Quit saying Melania's blurry portrait was Photoshopped. That's sexist & uncool.

Maybe her photographer's the one who takes pics of Bigfoot. pic.twitter.com/aCs6x3EP61

— Noah Kinsey (@thenoahkinsey) April 4, 2017

@stephanogabbana The outfit on Melania is gorgeous! What a beautiful match for a classy lady. Ur critics r just jealous of her. Nothing more

— PatriotPatty (@PattyBurnley) April 5, 2017

Folks divided about Melania's portrait. She looks forward to seeing it when visiting the White House--or as she calls it, her summer home.

— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) April 4, 2017

Congrats to Melania on her official portrait pic.twitter.com/SuTfebTtTI

— Luke O'Neil (@lukeoneil47) April 3, 2017