A recently circulated photo of President Donald Trump has set off a wave of speculation about his health. The image, said to have been taken at Mar-a-Lago over Thanksgiving weekend, shows him seated at a table, leaning forward with his eyes closed and mouth slightly open. The candid moment quickly drew attention online, where many users remarked that he appeared noticeably older and more fatigued than in past appearances.
One commentator on X wondered aloud whether Trump seemed to be “aging a year every week,” capturing the tone of much of the discussion. Others used the photo to question how the media has handled conversations about age and fitness in politics, noting that President Biden’s health has often faced heavier scrutiny. Some critics argued that major outlets were far more willing to highlight Biden’s stumbles than Trump’s visible signs of strain.
Q: Is it just me, or does Trump seem to be aging by a year for every week that goes by?
— Dr. Dave (@drdave1999) November 30, 2025
A: It’s not just you. The only people who don’t realize it are the 77M barefoot cavemen who elected him. They wear red hats so you don’t mistake them for trees. pic.twitter.com/WkS4Obsruf
The renewed focus comes as broader questions about Trump’s health continue to circulate. At 79, he remains the oldest individual to hold the presidency, and observers have recently pointed to swelling in his legs, unexplained bruising on his hands, and lingering questions surrounding an October MRI the White House has not fully addressed.
The new image has only intensified those concerns, especially among voters already uneasy about the prospect of another Trump campaign. While his supporters dismiss the speculation, the debate shows no sign of fading. As conversations about the 2028 race begin to surface, even a single unguarded photograph is enough to reignite questions about the former president’s long-term fitness.
