Donald Trump’s recent appearance at the NATO Summit in The Hague ignited a wave of speculation online. Photos from his meetings with King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima led many on social media to question whether it was actually Trump in the images.

The 79-year-old was seen greeting world leaders, engaging in discussions, and posing for group photos. However, instead of focusing on the summit, online users fixated on his posture, height, and appearance. “Why does he look so short?” one asked, while another insisted, “That is not Trump.”

Some even analyzed his height compared to others, claiming the man appeared shorter than expected. One user wrote, “King Willem is 6’2” and Trump is usually taller… something’s off.” Jokes and theories about a body double quickly spread.

Despite the buzz, Trump carried out a full schedule, including talks with global leaders and media interviews. While social media debates continue, there’s no official response—only images of a confident Trump walking red carpets, shaking hands, and representing the U.S. on the world stage.