Jayme Franklin, lady seen behind Trump in Oval Office breaks silence on social media trolls

Videos and photos capturing Jayme Franklin standing behind the president Trump quickly went viral on X

Published August 12, 2026
Jayme Franklin, lady seen behind Trump in Oval Office breaks silence on social media trolls
Jayme Franklin, lady seen behind Trump in Oval Office breaks silence on social media trolls 

Jayme Franklin, also recognized as the mysterious lady seen behind President Donald Trump at the Oval Office, has responded to social media trolls in a new post.

Ms Franklin became the topic of discussion during the signing ceremony when the President signed an executive order to space out childhood vaccines and split the MMR shot into separate doses.

What’s intrigued the users about her is her way of nodding especially during the speech. The footage of her nodding endlessly at every point quickly went viral and sparked hilarious memes and comments from the netizens.

The users questioned her true identity wondering whether she is human or cyborg and calling her “Trump bot” and “cyborg MAGA fembot.” Some jokingly called her “bobble head” due to her consistent nodding.

The other thing which subjected her trolling is Ms Franklin’s way of standing beside Trump especially when the President was found dozing off during the briefing over vaccines.

Standing beside Trump, she was seen consistently putting her hand on her belly. Given her posture, the netizens believe that she has a button fitted on her belly and when she gets the nod that he [Trump] is asleep she moves her hand and presses a button that wakes him, calling her “The Zapper.”

In response to these memes and humorous posts, Jayme Franklin took aim at those netizens and clarified her position. She posted, “I’m just pregnant you weirdos,” with the two emojis of laugh and cry.

Jayme Franklin is a conservative media entrepreneur, commentator and former Trump administration official. She is also the CEO of The Conservateur. 

Aqsa Qaddus Tahir
Aqsa Qaddus Tahir is a reporter dedicated to science coverage, exploring breakthroughs, emerging research, and innovation. Her work centres on making scientific developments understandable and relevant, presenting well-researched stories that connect complex ideas with everyday life in a clear, engaging, and informative manner.