Marjorie Taylor Greene's reporter BF Brian Glenn mocked for getting Botox: 'But he won't get a vaccine'

WASHINGTON, DC: Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend, Brian Glenn, has been mocked online after he chose to get a Botox injection.
Glenn showed the procedure during the May 4 broadcast of his conservative cable television show ‘Sunday in America’ on the MAGA-supporting network Real America's Voice, as reported by OK! Magazine.
Brian Glenn gets Botox injection on camera
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s boyfriend Brian Glenn gets Botox on his MAGA TV show pic.twitter.com/ITQdLEar7X
— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) May 5, 2025
The clip of the process was also shared on X by PatriotTakes that shows the right-wing reporter sitting in a chair as a cosmetic specialist gave him the injection.
The boyfriend of the 50-year-old politician also claimed in the video that he’s “acting like a big baby”.
“You could almost hear the substance going into your skin,” he added.

But online users were not in the mood to show any mercy to him or the far-right US Representative from Georgia.
Netizens troll Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend Brian Glenn for getting Botox injection

An X user tweeted, “Against vaccines but totally cool with Botox? Make it make sense!” referring to Greene’s opposition to the COVID vaccines.
Against vaccines but totally cool with Botox?
— Mike Brady 🇺🇸 (@Not_Mike_Brady) May 5, 2025
Make it make sense! 🤷🏼
A second X user commented, “A man getting Botox? What happened to bring a real man?”
“Make up, Botox, height heal boosters these are the MAGA alpha men. This must be where MAGAs hate for women and the trans community stems from,” a third one wrote.
Make up, Botox, height heal boosters these are the MAGA alpha men. This must be where MAGAs hate for women and the trans community stems from.
— The Independent Bird (@Theindie_bird) May 5, 2025
A critic posted, “Republicans with vaccines: 😡👹👹 Republicans with botox: 😊😁😇.”
Republicans with vaccines: 😡👹👹
— Isaiah Miller (@JabariTheMiller) May 6, 2025
Republicans with botox: 😊😁😇
“Trump wears makeup and heels. Brian Glenn gets botox. WTF is happening to the MAGA alpha males?” another critic asked.
Trump wears makeup and heels. Brian Glenn gets botox.
— Merica (@clunky0J) May 5, 2025
WTF is happening to the MAGA alpha males?
Sharing a photo of Greene, a person said, “Both competing with each other to become the ugliest person on this planet.”
Both competing with each othet to become the most ugliest person on this planet. pic.twitter.com/BYxLPhdZZm
— Scott (@SunitaGoya73975) May 7, 2025
“If he's trying to improve his looks, he's going to need a different face,” another person added, while another said, "But he won’t get a vaccine."
If he's trying to improve his looks, he's going to need a different face.
— Elaine (@SnowleopardPaw) May 6, 2025
Marjorie Taylor Greene demanded an investigation of COVID vaccines
Meanwhile, Brian Glenn’s conspiracy theorist girlfriend had previously made repeated false claims about COVID vaccines and faced immense backlash for refusing to get the vaccine during the pandemic almost five years ago.

In 2024, she said, “Cancer rates are at an all time high. In 2024, the US is expected to see over 611,000 cancer deaths, which is more than 1,600 deaths each day. There are many factors involved, everything from bad food to low Vitamin D. But I believe we must investigate the COVID vaccines.”
Cancer rates are at an all time high.
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) October 19, 2024
In 2024, the US is expected to see over 611,000 cancer deaths, which is more than 1,600 deaths each day.
There are many factors involved, everything from bad food to low Vitamin D.
But I believe we must investigate the Covid vaccines.
Then again, in March 2025, she posted, “FDA approval for Covid-19 vaccines needs to be pulled and they need to be taken off the childhood vaccine schedule ASAP.”
“Covid-19 vaccines should have never received approval and they’ve known the entire time how bad the side effects are and deaths caused by them. It’s time to do the right thing. Stop the Covid-19 vaccines,” Greene added, as reported by Fox News.
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