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A woman named Susan Dell went viral for looking like a "reptilian"
A woman who was standing behind President Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday, October 7, went massively viral on social media for looking “reptilian.” That woman is Susan Dell, the wife of Michael Dell, who is the billionaire founder and CEO of Dell Technologies.
The Dells were at the White House alongside President Trump to discuss the completion of automatic enrollment for Trump Accounts. The Dells’ foundation reportedly contributed a sizable donation of $6.25 billion to the initiative.
Susan Dell, wife of billionaire Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell, went viral during White House appearance for looking like a “reptilian”
None of that is what made headlines, however, as those were instead claimed by the striking appearance of Dell, who went viral on social media for looking like what conspiracy theorists call a “reptilian” — which are shape-shifting, blood-drinking humanoid reptiles from another star system that secretly control Earth by hiding in human form and running world governments.
Wow, what a very real human woman. https://t.co/MsPV5EGLOB
— Dissident Media (@DissidentMedia) October 7, 2026
Out of all the perplexing entities in this simulation, this one stuns me the most. https://t.co/iOpNSlrF2p
— Lori Love (@thereallorilove) October 7, 2026
To every child across the country, these accounts are for you. We believe in you. And we want you to dream big because we know you can make your dreams come true,” Mrs. Dell said.
“So, parents and grandparents, please — claim your child’s account. These accounts are ready, they’re waiting for you, and they have money in them. So claim you child’s accounts and start adding money to their accounts, and preserving a wonderful future for them.”
If I say reptilian skin walkers are amongst us y’all going call me a conspiracy theorist?
— E sosa (@esosa_ca) October 7, 2026
THEY LIVE 😳😳 https://t.co/plg4eic3vb
— Truth Seeker (@_TruthZone_) October 7, 2026
After her comments, President Trump asked Mr. Dell whether his wife was considering running for office and gave her his “complete and total endorsement.”
Trump Accounts, created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, are IRA-style investment accounts for kids. About 70 million children under 18 now have one, per the White House, though parents must claim it first. Kids born from 2025 through 2028 get a $1,000 federal deposit, and families can add up to $5,000 a year, with no withdrawals allowed until the child turns 18.
Earlier this week, a story about a UFO whistleblower claiming that United States troops battled “reptilian giants” made the rounds, with the source telling Joe Rogan that they survived the crash of a tic-tac-shaped craft before U.S. military soldiers shot and killed them because “they posed a threat.”
Additionally, David Grusch — a veteran of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) — claimed that U.S. servicemen were killed and injured during the conflict, while also adding that he was unsure of the precise number of casualties.