Mark Hamill brands Ivanka Trump a 'fraud' for posting picture of son in 'Star Wars' outfit: '#GoForceYourself'
'Star Wars' actor Mark Hamill has branded first daughter Ivanka Trump a "fraud" in a tweet after she posted a picture of her son dressed up as a stormtrooper online. Ivanka was seen sporting a black gown as she stood next to her husband Jared Kushner and one of their sons, Theodore, who was dressed as a stormtrooper. She had captioned the image, "The Force is strong in my family". Her caption was slammed by Hamill who plays the role of Luke Skywalker in the 'Star Wars' series.
Hamill wrote, "You misspelled 'Fraud' and added the hashtag '#GoForceYourself'. His comment was met with a lot of criticism and mixed responses online with some people finding his comment hilarious while others blamed him for attacking children.
One person commented, "Way to attack a child," while another added, "It's a child in a 'Star Wars' costume, Mark."
A third social media user added, "Not cool Mark! She's just trying to have a nice Sunday with her family her kids are there and even dressed up!"
There were several other people who found the comment hilarious. One fan shared, "And how about the kids who can't have a nice Sunday because of her family?"
Another user, however, defended Hamill and wrote, "When did he mention a stormtrooper? He didn't. He called her family a farce, which they are. Don, Eric and Trump are all frauds."
Ivanka Trump recently suffered from a wardrobe malfunction when she attended the General Assembly in New York along with POTUS Donald Trump.
For the event, she was seen sporting a thin blue blouse paired with a Prada skirt with a yellow flower design. She clearly had not realized that her shirt was too thin and had her entire chest on display.
Ivanka's fashion fails follows that of First Lady Melania Trump who was caught in the rain while wearing a white Caroline Herrera dress with striped detailing. As a result, many people started to compare her look to a "wet shirt" contest. "Braless? In a white dress? In the rain? Who thought this was a good idea?" one user wrote.
