'Old Geezer' Donald Trump Looks 'More and More Like a Wax Figure Every Day' as He Poses Alongside Laura Ingraham: Photo

Is that you, Donald Trump?

In a new photo, the ex-president, 78, was accused of not looking like himself as he posed alongside Fox News host Laura Ingraham.

"Old geezer looks more and more like a wax figure every day. Weekend at Donnie’s," Trump critic Ron Filipkowski wrote alongside the photo on X, formerly known as Twitter.

As OK! previously reported, Trump recently sat down with the TV personality to discuss a variety of topics, including his VP pick, J.D. Vance, who has been in hot water for his disparaging comments about women.

“They’re stereotyping him as some, you know, out of control, you know, knee-jerk, you know, conservative, you know, etc., etc. How do you expect to use him in this campaign and what can you say to our viewers tonight to reassure them that this was an excellent pick?” she asked Trump in a chat which aired on Monday, July 29.

"Well, first of all, he has got tremendous support, and he really does among a certain group of people. People that like families. I mean, you know, he made a statement having to do with families. That doesn’t mean that people that aren’t members of a big and beautiful family with 400 children around and everything else, it doesn’t mean that a person doesn’t have ... He’s not against anything, but he loves family. It’s very important to him. He grew up in a very interesting family situation and he feels family is good, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong in saying that," he replied.

He continued, “It’s so crazy. I know so many people, they never met the right person. Male or female, they just never met the right person. They’re unbelievable, they are every bit as good as anybody else that has the most beautiful family.”

When asked what he would tell "women out there who don't have kids," Trump claims "they understand" where Vance is coming from.

"The Democrats are good at spinning things differently from what ... All he said was he does like ... I mean, for him, he likes family. I think a lot of people like family and sometimes it doesn’t work out, and you know why? You don’t meet the right person, or you don’t meet any person, but you’re just as good, in many cases a lot better than a person that’s in a family situation," he claimed. “But they took it and they spun it differently.”

Vance, 39, previously said the United States is being run by "childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives," which prompted many to speak out and slam him.

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Vance then tried to clarify what he was getting at.

"I do think that being a parent actually has a profound effect on somebody’s perspective and we should honor and respect that," he said on an episode of Sunday Night in America With Trey Gowdy. "But there are a whole host of people who don’t have children for a whole host of reasons. And they certainly are great people who can participate fully in the life of this country. And that’s not what I said."

"If you look at what the left has done, they have radically taken this out of context and, in fact, aggressively lied about what I’ve said," he added. "What I do think is true ... is that the left has increasingly become explicitly anti-child and anti-family."