The White House says Trump spoke about Taylor Swift's political views when he said that she was “no longer hot”.

The White House has now responded to the latest comment by US President Donald Trump, who indicates that Taylor Swift is “no longer hot”.

On Friday, May 16, Mr. Trump wrote about the social of truth: “Has anyone noticed that since I said” I hate Taylor Swift “, is she no longer” hot “?”

It was the latest escalation in a month-long pattern of Jabs in the pop star that started in the run-up to the US election 2024.

But during a press conference of the White House on Monday, May 19, Peter Doocy, reporter of Fox News, asked “What does President Trump mean when he says Taylor Swift is no longer hot?”

The Press spokeswoman of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, replied: “Look, he talks about the political views of Taylor Swift and how it may have had an impact on the support of the American public for her work. I will leave it.”

During the election campaign, Swift publicly condemned the use of A-generated images in Pro-Trump campaign materials and excluded online misinformation.

Almost immediately after the first debate between the former Vice President Kamala Harris and Mr. Trump, Swift expressed the democratic presidential candidate and approved.

“Like many of you, I saw the debate tonight,” wrote the singer before I asked her followers to carry out her research before deciding to see on who to vote for.

“I will give my vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the 2024 presidential election,” said Swift to her 283 million Instagram supporters.

“I vote for @Kamalaharris because she is fighting for the rights and causes.

Mr. Trump, on the other hand, has repeatedly examined the popularity and influence of the singer's singer and used social media to question her attraction and political effects.

Swift has not responded to Mr. Trump's latest post or the Comments of the White House.