“That Does Not Look Good” Donald Trump’s Ankle Photo Goes Viral on Christmas 2025 (Look)

#UNGAPresident Donald J. Trump participates in a bilateral meeting with Iraqi President Barham Salih Tuesday, September 24, 2019, at the Lotte New York Palace in New York City. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead). Original public domain image from Flickr

President Donald Trump found himself at the center of a viral social media storm on Christmas Day 2025 when an old photo of his swollen ankle resurfaced, accompanied by a hilarious satirical caption claiming “tax money stuffed in his socks.”

The meme, posted by an X user with over 70,000 followers, quickly amassed more than 24,000 likes and 1,100 retweets, proving once again that Donald Trump remains a magnet for online attention—even during the holidays.

Donald Trump Ankle Photo Goes Viral on Christmas 2025: Satirical Meme Sparks Online Buzz

A cropped image focusing on President Donald Trump's feet during the FIFA World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on July 13. Similar images were widely shared on the internet over concerns about the president's health. Jeenah Moon/REUTERS/REUTERS
A cropped image focusing on President Donald Trump’s feet during the FIFA World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on July 13. Similar images were widely shared on the internet over concerns about the president’s health. Jeenah Moon/REUTERS/REUTERS

The photo in question dates back to July 2025, captured during Donald Trump’s appearance at the FIFA Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium. Seated with his pant legs slightly raised, the image clearly shows swelling around his ankles, bulging over his black socks and shoes. On Christmas Eve 2025, X user @PopularLiberal shared a zoomed-in version with the caption: “TRUMP THINKS HE’S SLICK. THAT’S YOUR TAX MONEY STUFFED IN HIS SOCK. HE SIPHONED THE WHOLE TREASURY STRAIGHT INTO HIS ANKLE. 🎁.”

The post was pure satire, poking fun at longstanding political criticisms of Donald Trump while tying into holiday gift-giving humor. No actual money is visible—it’s a classic internet exaggeration that resonated with critics and meme enthusiasts alike. The viral spread highlights how Donald Trump continues to dominate social media conversations, blending politics, health speculation, and comedy.

Donald Trump’s Health: The Real Story Behind the Swollen Ankle

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The swelling stems from Donald Trump’s publicly disclosed diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), announced by the White House in July 2025. This common condition, especially in individuals over 70, occurs when veins in the legs struggle to pump blood back to the heart, leading to pooling and mild edema. White House physician Sean Barbabella confirmed after tests that Donald Trump has no serious complications like deep vein thrombosis or heart issues, describing his overall health as “excellent.”

Photos of Trump’s ankles have periodically gone viral throughout 2025, from international summits to Oval Office meetings. Medical experts note CVI is benign and manageable with lifestyle adjustments, compression socks, or elevation—nothing indicating major concerns for the 79-year-old president.

Donald Trump Celebrates Christmas at Mar-a-Lago

Amid the online chatter, Donald Trump spent a festive Christmas at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, hosting family and guests for holiday dinners. Photos from the evening show Donald Trump in high spirits, continuing his tradition of winter holidays in the Sunshine State.

The ankle meme underscores Trump’s enduring cultural impact—whether leading the nation, hosting events, or inadvertently inspiring holiday laughs. As 2025 wraps up, Donald Trump remains as newsworthy as ever.

References

  • Hindustan Times (December 26, 2025)
  • CNN Politics (July 17, 2025)
  • People Magazine (July 17, 2025)
  • Yahoo News (Various 2025 reports)
  • White House Statements (July-August 2025)
  • Palm Beach Post (December 25, 2025)

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