WASHINGTON, D.C. — Vince Vaughn just showed up at the White House, and yep, people are talking.
The “Wedding Crashers” star was spotted alongside former President Donald Trump in the Oval Office this week, and the internet wasted no time turning the moment into a headline. The White House even jumped in, sharing the visit as a mock movie poster titled “White House Crashers.” Clever? Maybe. Subtle? Not even close.
Thing is, Vaughn’s been here before—not the Oval Office exactly, but the public eye of political controversy. Back in 2020, he got heat for chatting with Trump at a football game. Some folks called it harmless small talk. Others? Not so forgiving.
So, is Vaughn a Trump guy? Well, he’s said in the past that he leans libertarian—small government, individual rights, that kind of vibe. He’s voiced support for Ron and Rand Paul but has never thrown his full weight behind any one candidate. In fact, he’s specifically said he didn’t support Trump. But now? This Oval Office photo op has people wondering if something’s changed.
No official word has come out about what they actually talked about. The meeting wasn’t even on Trump’s public schedule. Could’ve been politics. Could’ve been just another Hollywood drop-in. Who knows?
Either way, social media’s doing its thing. Some fans feel let down. Others say it’s no big deal. Vaughn hasn’t commented yet, and honestly, he might not.
Meanwhile, on the work front, the actor’s got a new Netflix comedy called “Nonnas” dropping May 9, where he opens a restaurant staffed entirely by Italian grandmas. Yeah, sounds pretty wholesome.
So, what’s the takeaway here? Maybe it’s just another celebrity moment gone viral. Or maybe it’s a subtle political move. Either way, Vaughn’s not escaping the spotlight anytime soon.