Danica Patrick snubbed from Trump's Mar‑a-Lago election bash
Danica Patrick, one of the most prominent female stars in American motorsports, has expressed her disappointment over not receiving an invitation to Donald Trump's election event at Mar-a-Lago. Previously, she had actively supported Trump during his campaign, even accompanying him for several weeks.
7:31 AM EST, November 6, 2024
Approximately 24 hours before the election results were announced, Danica Patrick, the NASCAR star, was on board Donald Trump's private jet. She spent the entire day there, traveling and attending rallies in support of the Republican party.
On election night, Patrick posted a sad selfie online, showing her sitting on the floor in a red dress. She expressed her disappointment over not being invited to the election celebrations at Mar-a-Lago.
Under a photo with two friends, she wrote: "Where was our Mar-a-Lago invitation?" This was her way of expressing her dissatisfaction.
Earlier, Patrick described the hectic start of the week, which she had spent traveling with Trump's campaign team. After attending the fourth rally of the day, which concluded at 9:30 PM Eastern Time, she returned to West Palm Beach, still energetic and hopeful for success.
Who did Donald Trump invite to Mar-a-Lago?
Trump spent the election evening at Mar-a-Lago with many influential political and business figures.
Among them were Elon Musk and Dana White. Photos from the event showed a relaxed Trump in the company of his supporters, who were joyfully taking selfies in the Mar-a-Lago ballroom.
The group of invitees also included presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville, and Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba.
In the United States, vote counting is still ongoing, but everything indicates that Donald Trump won the presidential election.
