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Christine Quinn criticized the polarizing outfit Lauren Sánchez wore to President Trump’s inauguration Monday.
The “Selling Sunset” alum took to X to troll Sánchez after the helicopter pilot turned heads in a white lace bra underneath a plunging pantsuit while attending Trump’s swearing-in ceremony at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, with her billionaire fiancé, Jeff Bezos.
“Jeff Bezos’s wife strutting into the presidential inauguration in lingerie with her chesticles hoisted like NASA was launching them into orbit? Peak ‘Selling Sunset’ season 2 energy,” Quinn wrote of her former Netflix show, incorrectly referring to Sánchez as Bezos’ spouse.
Quinn, who often wore risqué ensembles to the Oppenheim Group office before leaving “Selling Sunset” in 2022, acknowledged that Sánchez’s bustier and blazer was a stylish pairing — but an inappropriate choice for the buttoned-up political affair.
“Cute outfit, sweetheart, but wrong place,” she wrote.
The real estate expert, 36, went on to drag Mark Zuckerberg for seemingly checking out Sánchez’s chest at the inauguration.
“And as for our favorite Lizardman, Mark Zuckerberg—his cold, dead eyes were locked on her cleavage like he was trying to program his next algorithm off it,” she wrote. “WTF is going on America.”
In a follow-up post, Quinn dug into the Facebook co-founder again, writing, “Dude has not gotten laid in years I’m sure he programs in RUST,” referring to a programming language.
Sánchez faced backlash online Monday for wearing the revealing getup while sitting with Bezos, 61, Zuckerberg, 40, Trump, 78, and the president’s Cabinet members in the Capitol rotunda.
Former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were seated just across the aisle.
The “Fly Who Flew to Space” author arrived at the event in a fuzzy white coat, only to remove it and reveal her much-less-reserved attire underneath.
She is clearly a fan of the white set and bra combo considering it appeared to be the same Alexander McQueen outfit she wore to a New York Times DealBook event last month.
Sánchez wore more conservative looks to Trump’s candlelight dinner Sunday and the inaugural ball later Monday.
The former news anchor was not the only person at the inauguration trolled by Quinn, who also reacted to first lady Melania Trump’s double-breasted navy coat by Adam Lippes and matching wide-brimmed hat by Eric Javitz.
The reality star posted a GIF on X of Ariana Grande as Glinda the Good Witch in the movie “Wicked” with the caption, “Melania and her stylist planning her next public appearance.”
Javitz shared that Melania, 54, almost did not wear the instantly iconic hat because it was destroyed in the shipping process and he had to quickly make her a new one before the big day.
