Eric Trump is catching heat for seemingly posting a modified image of his father, President Donald Trump, and his children.
As he and his family golfed the weekend away at the president’s New Jersey golf club, Eric, 42, shared a few images of the weekend.
But one image, featuring his two children, Eric “Luke” Trump and Carolina Trump, stands out. It appears the area near Trump’s left ear, his son’s right ear, and the background have been modified somehow. There appears to be an extra foot behind Luke.
People were quick to call Eric out for the apparent photo fail.
“Nice try with the AI photo of your dad and the kids. There’s a foot behind the boy and the whole left side is messed up,” one user commented.
Eric and the rest of the Trump clan spent the weekend at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, where they played the course and caught some of the action at the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Bedminster tournament.
Sharing modified images from the weekend turned into a family affair as the president also shared a modified image of himself playing golf with Gary Player.
In the original image, Trump is seen wearing a white and gold hat from his MAGA merch line, has puffy eyes, a blotchier, red face.
In the Truth Social version of the image, the president’s skin has been smoothed and tanned, and his shirt’s “TRUMP” logo has also been changed from the original.
But Trump’s modifications didn’t go as far as to help Player, 90, out, as he remains virtually unchanged in both versions.
The president is no stranger to sharing AI slop on his Truth Social.
Last month, Trump posted dozens of AI-generated images in a single night.
Some of these included a cartoon deriding Bruce Springsteen and Chris Christie, a fantasy museum exhibit showcasing a sculpture of himself tossing a “Trump 2028” hat, a painting of him wearing a “Trump 2028″ hat, mockeries of late-night hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon, as well as, of course, Rosie O’Donnell.
That same night, he posted what appeared to be three AI-generated mock movie posters: one depicting him as the star of a sci-fi film titled “COSMIC COMMANDER,” a second showing him as the lead in a horror movie with the phrases “GIVE THE ENEMY NIGHTMARES” and “TRUMP 2028” splashed across it, and a third depicting him saving George Washington from falling off a cliff.
