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‘Unnecessary horniness’: Zuckerberg called out for peeking at cleavage during Trump’s inauguration

The Meta founder seemingly tried to steal a glance, but the internet caught him looking.

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Photo collage of group from the inaguration ceremony. Mark Zuckerberg has googly eyes on his face.

All eyes were on President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday—except, it seems, for Mark Zuckerberg’s, who was seemingly caught on camera glancing at the chest of Lauren Sánchez, the fiancée of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

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Screenshots and video clips from the inauguration went viral, showing the Meta CEO smiling after apparently sneaking a glance at her cleavage.

“Unnecessary horniness, Zuckerberg. 15 yard penalty,” said one viral tweet referencing the American football penalty for “unnecessary roughness.”

“husbant [sic] you will sleep in your metaverse tonight,” replied one user, posting a photo of Zuckerberg’s wife Priscilla Chan. 

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Some of the viral posts poked fun at Zuckerberg’s tendency to seem robotic, calling this a sign that the billionaire, who passed the CAPTCHA test in 2022, was finally becoming human.

“Breaking: The male chip has been implanted into Mark Zuckerberg successfully,” one user wrote. 

“he is human, and the testosterone is finally working,” another user said. 

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But while these posts can serve as a light moment in an otherwise dark time for a lot of people on the left, they are also a reminder that billionaires have paid their way to be closer to Trump in one way or another.

For example, Zuckerberg’s Meta, parent company of Facebook and Instagram, donated a million dollars to the inauguration fund. Meta is also shuterring its fact-checking program, a move critics see as an effort to appease the new president, who labeled it “anti-Trump” in 2017.  

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Only time will tell if these donations will buy billionaires special treatment—and from the looks of it, we won’t have to wait long.


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