Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Trump Addresses 'Home Depot Gold' Claims in White House Tour
Imagine someone told you that the shiny gold decorations in the President's office were actually just cheap plastic painted gold, like you might find at a big box store.
President Trump was showing a TV host around the White House and she asked him about this rumor.
He said, 'Nope, that's not Home Depot stuff!'
He explained that you can't fake real gold with paint.
The TV host also said she was in the room and could confirm it's real gold.
The President also talked about changing other parts of the White House, like tearing down an old wing to build a really big new ballroom.
President Trump denied claims that gold decor in the White House is from Home Depot.
During a tour with Fox News host Laura Ingraham, Trump stated the accents are 'real gold' and not imitations.
Ingraham confirmed on Facebook that the gold in the Oval Office is real.
Trump described his White House renovations as turning it into a '24-karat-gold' haven.
Ongoing reconstruction includes demolishing the East Wing to build a new, large ballroom.
- Who
- President Donald Trump and Fox News host Laura Ingraham
- What
- President Trump responded to claims that gold accents in the White House were plastic from Home Depot, asserting they are real gold.
- When
- During a tour of the redecorated White House
- Where
- The White House, including the Oval Office and East Wing
- Why
- To address rumors and skepticism regarding the authenticity of the White House's gold decor and to showcase ongoing renovations.
- President Trump
- Claimed White House decor is not from Home Depot
- Laura Ingraham
- Confirmed White House gold is real
- White House Decor
- Described as '24-karat-gold'
- East Wing Demolition
- Replacing with a new ballroom