Donald Trump’s lesbian niece viciously mocks him for his latest “pathetic” scheme to make money

Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist and the lesbian niece of Donald Trump, mocked her uncle on social media for trying to sell alleged pieces of the suit he wore when he was arrested in Georgia this past August for nearly $5,000 apiece.

Donald Trump is telling his supporters that if they buy 47 of the $99 NFT digital trading cards he started selling last year – the cards with absurd images of him as a superhero, astronaut, or sheriff – they’ll receive a physical card with a piece of the suit he wore when he was arrested in August on charges connected to his alleged scheme to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election results, the suit that appears in his mugshot. They’ll also get a dinner with him in Mar-a-Lago.

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“I know for a fact that he’s scared out of his mind about being imprisoned.”

“It was a great suit, believe me, a really good suit. It’s all cut up, and you’re gonna get a piece of it,” he said in a video announcing the “deal.”

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“Donald is pathetic,” Mary Trump wrote on X last night. “Yet I swear I thought it was a joke when I heard he was hawking pieces of the suit he wore (allegedly) for his mugshot photo.”

She described some of his mounting legal problems and suggested that he might need the money from this deal because he’s broke. The site selling the digital cards says that they are “not political and have nothing to do with any political campaign,” which means that the funds will not go to his reelection campaign.

“Why is Donald selling the clothes off his back?” Mary Trump wrote. “Maybe it’s because he can’t afford his ever-mounting legal bills.”

On her Substack, Mary Trump said that Donald Trump “has no shame and is equally comfortable putting his name of buildings, steaks, and fake universities. But this is a new low even for him – and it reeks of desperation.”

She brought up the dinner at Mar-a-Lago that her uncle is offering people who buy all of the digital cards, a way to give people access to the likely GOP presidential nominee without having to follow campaign finance laws.

“Donald will sell access to anybody if they chip in a few bucks if it will help him pay the people whose job it is to keep him out of an orange jumpsuit,” she wrote.

She wrote that Donald Trump is facing legal trouble for how the Trump Organization allegedly inflated his assets to make him seem wealthier, which she says is “humiliating” for him because his lack of wealth is now public knowledge.

“If that’s not humiliating enough, now they know he must rely on donations to his PAC to help pay his mounting legal bills—because he can’t afford it,” Mary Trump wrote.

In August, Trump’s mugshot was shared widely on social media after he turned himself in at an Atlanta jail to face arraignment on 13 criminal charges connected to the alleged conspiracy to falsify Georgia’s 2020 election results and steal the state’s electoral votes. People shared the mugshots of Trump’s 18 alleged co-conspirators as they turned themselves in throughout that week.

Several of those alleged co-conspirators have since decided to cooperate with prosecutors, including former Trump lawyer and anti-LGBTQ+ extremist Jenna Ellis.