Laura Loomer shares photo embracing Donald Trump as she refutes affair rumors

Laura Loomer recently filed a $150 million defamation lawsuit against Bill Maher and HBO for suggesting that she had an affair with Donald Trump
Laura Loomer's presence on Donald Trump's campaign trail raised questions last month (Laura Loomer/X)
Laura Loomer's presence on Donald Trump's campaign trail raised questions last month (Laura Loomer/X)

WASHINGTON, DC: Far-right political activist and conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer showed off her support for Donald Trump by sharing a new picture of them locked in an embrace on Wednesday, October 23.

The photo, which was uploaded on X (formerly Twitter), fanned existing rumors of the two having an affair, though Loomer has maintained that it was not the case, as per Nicki Swift. 

Her post included a sarcastic remark aimed at Trump's political opponents, as the caption read, "Enjoy this pic of me hugging Hitler."



 

Laura Loomer has been a staunch advocate of Donald Trump

Apart from being a vocal Donald Trump supporter over social media and her podcast, Laura Loomer has made frequent appearances alongside the former president on his campaign trail for the 2024 election. She even flew on his private jet to the ABC News presidential debate and accompanied him to a 9/11 memorial service.

Trump has been overtly fond of Loomer, and referred to her as a "free spirit." He apparently did consider giving her a legitimate role in his campaign but changed his mind after facing backlash from fellow GOP leaders.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN - OCTOBER 10: Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump, speaks at the Detroit Economic Club on October 10, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. Michigan is considered a key battleground state in the upcoming presidential election, holding 15 electoral votes. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Many prominent Republicans reportedly cautioned against Donald Trump bringing Laura Loomer into his inner circle (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

Loomer's influence in the Trump campaign is hard to miss. On Friday, she tweeted a warning to people who may cross the GOP nominee and called for accountability from his supporters.

The 31-year-old wrote, "In 2 weeks, every disloyal traitor will pretend like they have always been Donald Trump’s best friend. We won’t let them get away with it."

She added, "Once we win, we need to see some accountability so that we can create a barrier between Donald Trump and those who only seek to use him and abuse him. A lot of very bad people will try to wiggle their way into President Trump’s orbit and we have to block them all."



 

Laura Loomer sues Bill Maher over affair joke

Laura Loomer has indirectly denied the rumors linking her to Donald Trump.

She recently filed a $150 million defamation lawsuit against 'Real Time' host Bill Maher and HBO for suggesting that she was in an "arranged relationship" with the GOP nominee to influence the 2024 race, according to The Wrap. 



 

On an episode of his HBO show in September, the comedian had remarked, "I think maybe Laura Loomer’s in an arranged relationship to influence the election because she’s very close to Trump."

He added, "She’s 31, looks like his type. Who’s Trump f***ing? Because I said, it’s not nobody. He’s been a dog for too long. And it’s not Melania. I think we may have our answer this week. I think it might be Laura Loomer."



 

The lawsuit claimed the allegations were "baseless" and "fabricated for attention, notoriety, clicks, and profit," with Loomer adding that she faced "unjustified ridicule, embarrassment, loss of reputation and professional opportunity, as well as financial damage" as a result.

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