Trump Replaces Historic Resolute Desk with New One After Elon Musk’s Son’s Actions in Oval Office

U.S. President Donald Trump replaced the 145-year-old historic “Resolute Desk” in the Oval Office after Elon Musk’s 4-year-old son, X, made a scene with his playful antics, including sticking his finger in his nose. According to Indian media reports, the incident took place when Elon Musk brought his son to the White House, where young X captured the media’s attention with his innocent behaviors, including making strange sounds and engaging in what some called “unusual” actions.

Trump, known for his fear of germs and aversion to shaking hands, seemed unable to tolerate the situation. As a result, the historic “Resolute Desk” was temporarily removed from the Oval Office, and a new CEO desk was put in its place.

Trump took to his social media platform “Truth Social” to share a photo and clarify that this change was temporary. “A president gets the right to choose one of seven desks after the election. This beautiful change is because the Resolute Desk is undergoing light repairs—an important task!” Trump explained.

This incident not only sparked interest in U.S. politics but also led to a global conversation about Trump’s germophobia and Elon Musk’s son’s playful actions in one of the most iconic offices in the world.