Kid Rock's 27K-sq-ft mini White House with golden toilet and gas station goes viral after he visits Trump

WASHINGTON, DC: Kid Rock, an ardent supporter of President Donald Trump, turned heads this week when he visited the White House on Monday, March 31.

During his visit on the occasion of Trump signing an executive order to facilitate a crackdown on unfair ticket scalping, the 54-year-old musician ditched the official dressing code of suit and tie for a patriotic red, blue, and white co-ord set. 

However, as it turns out, his outfit is not the only patriotic thing about him, since the ‘All Summer Long’ singer’s home is also a homage to the president of the US.

Rock, born Robert James Ritchie, lives in his own miniature version of the White House, as reported by the Daily Mail. 

Kid Rock's Tennessee residence is a homage to the office and residence of the POTUS

The ‘Cowboy’ hitmaker, who set the tongues wagging by his vibrant ensemble recently, lives in a miniature version of the White House - the official residence and workplace of the POTUS - atop the hills outside of Nashville, Tennessee.

As reported by the outlet, Rock’s home was featured in a June 2022 episode of Fox News' show, 'Tucker Carlson Originals: Life Of A Rockstar'. 

The ‘Born Free’ singer’s White House replica home took 20 years to build, and contains several interesting features, including a glitzy golden bathroom.

As lavishness knows no bounds in the property, the house features a bathroom with gold colored tiles, fittings, and gold-trimmed mirrors. However, the most talked-about feature in the bathroom is the golden urinal. 

The musician left no stone unturned to make his residence resemble the White House, as he even included a massive United States flag atop the roof of the building perched in the middle of the 27,000-square-foot property. Rock even included a church inside the property.

A gas station, a barbershop, and a bowling alley are among the notable features of the house. 

Nevertheless, one major difference between the miniature version and the original is in the fact that Rock’s residence has only two bedrooms, while the original White House features 16.

Kid Rock joins hands with Donald Trump to stop ticket scalping

Earlier this week, the musician met President Donald Trump at the Oval Office as the 78-year-old Commander-in-Chief signed an executive order protecting entertainment fans from "exploitative ticket scalping."

As Trump signed the order, the ‘Redneck Paradise’ singer stood beside him in a colorful red ensemble with prints of the American flag. 

"If I set my ticket prices low, these bots immediately eat them up, and they resell for hundreds of dollars more, and I’m just making these bad actors rich," shared Rock, and added that he has already spoken with Ticketmaster CEO Michael Rapino, who was reportedly "on board" with the idea.

"The bottom line is, there’s money for everyone to be made. There’s plenty of money to go around. No one’s gonna really lose here," he noted, before declaring, "I want the fans to have fair ticket prices."

Calling the musician a "friend," Trump gushed about the musician who performed at last summer's Republican National Convention, and said, "So it's an honor to have you back, a friend of mine, Kid Rock, sometimes referred to as Bob. I know him as Bob. But he's been a good friend for a long time, many years, and he's been after something that is for the good of a lot of people."

"And I think Bob is more interested in the fans ... It bothers him. It bothers a lot of other artists, too," Trump added.