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Melania Trump Just Responded To The Criticism Surrounding Her Blood Red Christmas 'Decor'

Melania Trump Just Responded To The Criticism Surrounding Her Blood Red Christmas 'Decor'
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This isn't the first time that the First Lady's Christmas decor has created controversy.

Once again, First Lady Melania Trump is courting controversy and some pretty serious memes for her White House holiday decorations.


Of course, her husband is known for having a very unique sense of style for his home decor.

Everyone remembers the solid gold toilet.

Last year, FLOTUS said she was going for a Scandinavian fairy tale feel.

Twitter | @StephGrisham45

But it came off more like a nightmare for many people.

And this week, the First Lady revealed this year's decorations.



People were amused by the choice.





And once again, memes were born.


People noticed how similar the color of the trees was to the outfits in a certain dystopia...




Others went the horror movie direction again.





Or even a bit of sci-fi...



Or even a contribution from a sci-fi icon...


Oh myyy...

But the First Lady spoke out against those criticizing her decorative choices, telling reporters:

"We are in 21st century and everybody has a different taste."
"I think they look fantastic...."
"In real life, they look even more beautiful."

Well, there you have it.

We can't wait to see what she does next year!

H/T: Twitter, Buzzfeed

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