“Me when my friends post one of the unapproved pictures.”

President Donald Trump’s long-running feud with the media took a brand new flip this week after Time Magazine revealed a canopy story praising his “triumph” in brokering a Gaza ceasefire.

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Their X publish praises “Donald Trump‘s peace plan” for the release of both the Israeli and Palestinian hostages, saying “the deal may become a signature achievement of Trump’s second time period.”

While the November 2025 concern lauded Trump’s peace deal as a significant success of his second time period, the president fumed on Truth Social that the journal used a “super bad picture” that made his hair “disappear.”

“They disappeared my hair”: No reward is nice sufficient

As it seems, critics of Trump weren’t the one folks sad with the journal cowl, albeit for various causes. While dissenters expressed skepticism that Israel will maintain to the phrases of the ceasefire in addition to a frustration at Time Magazine ignoring all of the hurt his presidency has brought about domestically, Trump himself was additionally offended…on the image they used.

“Time Magazine wrote a relatively good story about me, but the picture may be the Worst of All Time,” he complained on Truth Social.

“They ‘disappeared’ my hair, and then had something floating on top of my head that looked like a floating crown, but an extremely small one. Really weird! I never liked taking pictures from underneath angles, but this is a super bad picture, and deserves to be called out. What are they doing, and why?”

The web reacts

Trump appears to assume one thing as innocuous as a photograph utilized by {a magazine} praising him is a few kind of conspiracy with folks out to get him.

Regardless, the chance that Time Magazine is attempting to sabotage him not directly with a photograph is so much much less doubtless than the truth that that is simply how Trump seems to be, even when he doesn’t appear to acknowledge that.

“Every photo of him is the worst picture of all time and it’s not their fault,” X person @buffys wrote in response to his complaints, whereas @swiftism101 chimed in that “you can’t ‘disappear’ something that isn’t already there.”

“funniest possible response to Time screaming crying throwing up begging on their knees for him to like them,” wrote @elextra__.

“Me when my friends post one of the unapproved pictures,” joked @OrianaBeLike.

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