Trump's White House Makeover: HGTV Reality on SNL Parody
The Trump family is known for its affinity with reality TV, which only adds to their unconventional decision to seek out celebrity renovators from HGTV to revamp the White House ballroom. The latest sketch on Saturday Night Live (SNL) pokes fun at this unusual move.
In a hilarious skit, the Trumps enlist the hosts of "Property Brothers" to oversee the renovation project, which comes with a budget of "$350 million to infinity." As they set to work adding more gold to the presidential home, they reveal their eclectic design sense. The president shows his moodboard, featuring images of Vladimir Putin and Jabba the Hutt's palace from "Return of the Jedi," much to the confusion of his wife Melania.
The absurdity escalates as Miles Teller's property bro walks through a passage adorned with dead trees and skeletons, complimenting the First Lady's Halloween decorations. Melania clarifies that those are for Christmas. The Trumps' plan takes a darker turn when they announce their intention to stick around for an extended period. "It'll be ready just in time for my third term," James Austin Johnson's Trump says, hinting at a possible coup.
In a moment of levity, Melania explains that the Trumps aim to make the White House their "forever home." The sketch masterfully balances humor with satirical commentary on the Trump family's unconventional approach to politics and renovation.
The Trump family is known for its affinity with reality TV, which only adds to their unconventional decision to seek out celebrity renovators from HGTV to revamp the White House ballroom. The latest sketch on Saturday Night Live (SNL) pokes fun at this unusual move.
In a hilarious skit, the Trumps enlist the hosts of "Property Brothers" to oversee the renovation project, which comes with a budget of "$350 million to infinity." As they set to work adding more gold to the presidential home, they reveal their eclectic design sense. The president shows his moodboard, featuring images of Vladimir Putin and Jabba the Hutt's palace from "Return of the Jedi," much to the confusion of his wife Melania.
The absurdity escalates as Miles Teller's property bro walks through a passage adorned with dead trees and skeletons, complimenting the First Lady's Halloween decorations. Melania clarifies that those are for Christmas. The Trumps' plan takes a darker turn when they announce their intention to stick around for an extended period. "It'll be ready just in time for my third term," James Austin Johnson's Trump says, hinting at a possible coup.
In a moment of levity, Melania explains that the Trumps aim to make the White House their "forever home." The sketch masterfully balances humor with satirical commentary on the Trump family's unconventional approach to politics and renovation.