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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
World
Crisnel Longino

Donald Trump's Alleged Late-Night Littering Habits Draw Dementia Comparisons After New Book Claims

A new book claims Donald Trump regularly left food wrappers, soaked carpets and clutter inside his White House bedroom, sparking online comparisons to dementia-related hygiene habits (Credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr CC BY-SA 4.0)

A forthcoming book has ignited fresh controversy around US President Donald Trump after alleging his private White House bedroom was routinely left littered with food wrappers, stained carpets and clutter following late-night snacking sessions.

The claims have quickly spread across social media, where many users have drawn comparisons to hygiene habits sometimes associated with people living with dementia. However, the book itself makes no medical claims, and there is no evidence linking the allegations to any health condition.

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