At Least the Red Wave That Wasn’t Won’t Affect Tiffany Trump’s Wedding
Donald Trump's least favorite daughter is reportedly "flipping out" as Hurricane Nicole threatens Florida and her lavish Mar-a-Lago wedding.
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Following midterm results, which revealed that the predicted “red wave” was, in fact, little more than a trickle, Hurricane Nicole has officially made landfall in DeSantis-land and is hurtling toward Palm Beach, where Tiffany Trump’s lavish Mar-a-Lago nuptials are to be held this weekend. Per Page Six, she’s “flipping out.” Alanis Morissette, I think, said it best: “And isn’t it ironic…don’t you think?”
If weather reports—not the ones published daily on Marla Maples’ Instagram—are accurate, it appears the daughter former President Donald Trump doesn’t want to fuck will have a little more than rain on her wedding day due to the category 1 tropical storm. The resort, which is located within a mandatory evacuation zone, has been closed, according to the Washington Post. Despite this, an adviser told the newspaper that Trump has no intention of leaving. It’s unclear whether the closure prompted a dismissal of resort personnel, but a Mar-a-Lago’s security office hung up on an Associated Press reporter who called to ask.
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