Trump Organization Ignores Don Jr. on Father's Day, Snubs Him After Wedding No-Show

The Trump Organization's Father's Day post completely erased Donald Trump Jr., a father of five, while showering praise on Eric Trump, the second son. This blatant oversight comes just weeks after Donald Trump skipped Don Jr.'s wedding.

In a message on its X account, the organization celebrated Eric, neglecting to acknowledge his older brother, Don Jr., who also holds the title of executive vice president alongside Eric.

"This Father's Day, we celebrate not just the man who inspired it all — but the son who showed up, every single day, and proved that the greatest gift a father can give isn’t a name or a fortune. It’s an example," the post read, featuring images of Donald Trump with Eric.

The post continued, "The empire that Donald J. Trump built did not survive four years of presidential service by accident. It survived because a son put on his hard hat and went to work. Eric Trump is not merely the beneficiary of his father’s legacy. He is its keeper, its engine, and its next great chapter."

Eric Trump has two children with his wife, Lara Trump. Meanwhile, Don Jr. has five children with his ex-wife, Vanessa Trump.

Social media users quickly reacted to the apparent snub. One user exclaimed, "DAAAAAAAAMN, didn’t even mention Don Jr...Wow." Another quipped, "Ha!! @DonaldJTrumpJr is no longer in the will! What an utter embarrassment."

Comments continued to roll in, with one user sarcastically noting, "Oh, dear… nepotism history repeated? The second born nepo baby used as fools -golden-child but the older ferret-boy will be the main disgrace?"

This incident follows Donald Trump's absence from Don Jr.'s wedding to Bettina Anderson last month. He cited “circumstances pertaining to Government, and my love for the United States of America” as reasons for missing the nuptials.

On Truth Social, he congratulated the couple but insisted on remaining in Washington, D.C., during this "important period of time."

Less than two weeks after the wedding, Trump took personal time to visit his New Jersey golf club and attended Game 3 of the NBA finals at Madison Square Garden.

Previously, Trump acknowledged that Don Jr. wanted him at the wedding. “He’d like me to go, but it’s going to be just a small little private affair, and I’m going to try and make it,” he told reporters in the Oval Office.

However, he complained about the timing of his son's wedding due to his focus on international issues. “I’m in the midst – I said: ‘You know, this is not good timing for me. I have a thing called Iran and other things,’” he added.