Donald Trump, Jr., the former president's eldest son, seems to have been supportive of LGBTQ+ people at one point — or at least enough to hang out in a gay club. Trump even spent time one night at a packed gay club where he and reality star and pop musician Aubrey O'Day hooked up, according to O'Day. The singer and television personality also claims to have had an affair with him.
O’Day claims that during 2011-2012, when the two had an affair while Trump was married, he was so comfortable with the LGBTQ+ community that he met O’Day at a major New York City gay nightclub event. The two had sex in one of the busy locale’s restrooms, she says.
O'Day said the version of the younger Trump she has seen on television recently is not the person she knew when she alleges they had an affair. She recounted when she had gone out to a major gay club in New York City when she invited Trump to join her.
“This is one of the biggest gay parties in New York, and everyone is in a G-string or less.,” she said. “I was just in my soul. There is no way that the man I’ve seen suited up for the past couple of months is going to show up here to see me in this lovely land I get to be in, and he did.”
She said her assistant reminded her that she recalled him being “very comfortable” and “chill and nice” with all of the people at the gay club at which he agreed to meet O’Day.
“I looked at his Instagram for the first time in years the other night and saw all kinds of jokes belittling the gay community [and] transgender women,” she said. “And I thought to myself, ‘Man, you were super comfortable in the gay club.’”
She continued, “In fact, so comfortable that we ended up going to the bathroom and for the first time had sex in a gay club bathroom.”
She explained that she had worn the shapewear Spanx, “going from my throat down to my knees,” which made doing the deed challenging.
“He could not get these things off for the life of him, and so we literally found a way to work around them, and for the rest of our relationship, he called me spanky,” she explained.
O'Day added that the story would usually be embarrassing but that it reflected who they were.
