- President Trump has been busy dishing out tariffs
- However, he’s also been busy eating candy, say insiders
- A new report looks at his alleged candy addiction
A White House insider has spoken about President Donald Trump and his alleged candy addiction.
In a new report, the insider suggests Trump may even have a bit of a sugar problem.
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The news comes amid Trump’s ongoing tariff wars, with the President of the United States dishing out varying tariffs to countries across the globe. Everywhere was targeted, even an island only inhabited by penguins.
However, amid all this chaos, one insider from Trump’s White House has claimed the President has been enjoying quite a bit of candy during his time in office.
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According to an official referenced in a new Rolling Stone article, Trump’s been consuming “an insane amount of candy — just so much candy.”
Is Trump really a “candy addict”?
The same report uses input from former and current administration officials who attest that Trump is a self-confessed “candy addict.”
These sources tell the outlet that he supposedly tries to ensure that he’s surrounded by sweet treats at all times, with bowls filled with various sugary delights constantly nearby.
Tootsie Rolls, M&Ms, Starburst, Hershey’s chocolates, Milky Ways and Reese’s caramels are believed to some of his candies of choice. The same report suggests there’s a bowl outside the Oval Office too.
Is there a Diet Coke button in the White House?
It may seem a bit wild but it appears that Trump does indeed have a Diet Coke button in the Oval Office.
As reported on places like ITV News, while decorating his office upon his return, Trump decided to reinstall a red ‘Diet Coke button.’ This was here during his last stint as president and is used whenever the POTUS wants – you guessed it – a Diet Coke.
It’s a well known fact that Trump doesn’t drink alcohol and is famously a fan of Diet Coke. With that in mind, this Oval Office addition kind of makes sense.
