Natasha Rothwell Changed Up Her Daily Trump Message, And He's Really, Really Not Gonna Like It
You probably know Natasha Rothwell from The White Lotus or Insecure.
You also might know her from her daily viral post on X.
For a very, very long time now she has sent the same message to Donald Trump.
She is VERY consistent with it.
We're talking pretty much every single day.
Welllll, the Emmy-nominated actress has slightly deviated from her usual message because of a certain portrait.
She sent this one out on Monday:
As the kids say, if you know, you know.
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