Where is Donald Trump now almost a year after losing the election-masculinity concerns, legal nephew fights and 2024 bullying

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It has been 11 months since Donald Trump became former President after winning the 2020 election in November.

Since that date, we have seen the former star of The Apprentice repeatedly claim that the election results were questionable.

There was also unrest on Capitol Hill when thousands of Trump supporters descended on Government buildings.

However, as investigations into those riots continue, we find the Republican to have been relatively quiet in recent times.

Not that he completely disappeared from the headlines, as we explain below.

Claimed by masculinity

Trump is currently denying claims made in a new book by his former Press Secretary that he instructed him to deny that his penis was shaped like a mushroom.

The allegations related to the fungus were first made by aged film star Stormy Daniels, and they so upset what was then POTUS, she called Stephanie Grisham from Air Force One.

He told the Press Secretary that his penis was, in fact, neither small nor resembling a cartoon fungus, according to the New York Times.

She became angry and bitter after her divorce and as time went on she was rarely reliable, or even thoughtful. He had big problems and we felt he should take those problems for himself, Mr. Trump said in response.

Now, like everyone else, he is being paid by a radical left -leaning publisher to say bad and untrue things.

Trump supporters protest at a rally near Joe Biden (Photo: SIPA USA / PA Images) Legal against nephew

Trump sued his nephew and the New York Times over an article in 2018 saying he was involved in “questionable tax schemes”.

The lawsuit, filed in New York, accused Mary Trump of “engaging in a destructive scheme” to obtain confidential documents, the BBC reports.

In response to her uncle, Ms Trump said the lawsuit was a sign of “desperation”.

Tease of 2024

It looks like Trump isn’t done with the White House yet.

Given Joe Biden’s comprehensive defeat in the 2020 election, Trump continues to hint that he will run again for the Republican nomination at the end of Mr. Biden’s first term in 2024.

On Friday, Trump told The Water Cooler with the David Brody podcast that the reason he wouldn’t run was because of a “bad call from a doctor or what.”

Trump teases 2024 run for President on multiple occasions (Photo: SIPA USA / PA Images)

Read that what you like – but many assume Trump plans to run in 2024 for as long as his health allows.

“That’s happening to people,” Trump added.

“Things happen through God. They happen, but I feel good, and I hate what’s happening in our country.”

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