Jill Biden stars in Trump's new ad for fragrance: "Resist-less"

An unwitting model was discovered by President-elect Donald Trump to help sell his new fragrance line for men and women, commemorating his historic election victory.

A photo of Trump and Jill Biden at the reopening of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday has gone viral in an online ad for the fragrance.

Trump announced his new perfumes and colognes on Truth Social, calling them "Fight, Fight, Fight" to symbolize their representation of victory.

"A fragrance your enemies can't resist," reads the tagline.

During the ceremony, Emmanuel Macron, his wife Brigitte, Trump, Zelenskyy, and Prince William sat next to each other.

Ashley and her mother, the first lady, were seated in the same row as Trump.

President Biden was absent from the festivities held five years after the devastating fire that destroyed the centuries-old Paris landmark. The White House cited a "scheduling conflict" as the reason for his absence.

Last month, on Election Day, the first lady's wardrobe choice of a red pantsuit sparked controversy on social media, as red is commonly associated with the Republican Party.

The first lady's voting for Trump was joked about by many on X, following rumors that the Bidens were unhappy with the president's decision to end his re-election campaign in July.

During a Veterans Day remembrance ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the first lady caused a social media firestorm by appearing to give Vice President Harris an icy reception. Harris, who was Trump's opponent in the 2024 presidential race, was present at the event.

During the wreath-laying ceremony, Biden seemed to gaze forward with his sunglasses on.

""Kamala was ignored by Jill Biden, according to the widely followed "End Wokeness" account," stated the original sentence."

David Harris Jr., a conservative author, believes there is a "rift" within the party following his defeat to Trump.

The "Fight, Fight, Fight" collection on his fragrance website is for "Patriots who never back down, like President Trump."

"This limited edition cologne embodies strength, power, and victory, serving as your rallying cry in a bottle."

The July 13 assassination attempt on Trump at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally resulted in the death of Corey Comperatore, a firefighter and father of two daughters, and his image and raised fist are featured on perfume and cologne bottles.

Gunfire injured Trump on the right ear, along with two other men, David Dutch and James Copenhaver.

The buy one, get one for 50% option applies to perfumes and colognes priced at $199 and $298.

Two of the fragrances are already sold out, according to the website.

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The president-elect has sold a line of $400 sneakers during his presidential campaign.

The White House and the first lady were contacted by Planet Chronicle Digital, but no immediate response was received.

Planet Chronicle Digital's Charles Creitz contributed to this report.