Michael Dell shares supportive messages defending Susan after trolls mock her recent appearance at the White House.
Michael Dell has pushed back against online criticism of his wife, Susan Dell, by sharing supportive messages from people who praised her philanthropy following her recent appearance at the White House, which sparked a wave of personal attacks.
The Dell Technologies founder and CEO reshared posts urging critics to leave Susan alone after social media users hyperfixated on her appearance. The controversy began after the couple appeared alongside President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Oct. 7, and this is the first time Michael has reacted to the trolls targetting his wife.
Michael Dell Highlights Support for Susan Amid Online Mockery
Michael shared messages defending Susan and pointed to the impact of the couple's donation. One of them read, "My grandson got 250 dollars in his Trump account from Susan Dell. Please leave that woman alone."
Another user described receiving $250 for each of their two children, writing "It's truly insane how evil and full of themselves people are."
The user added that the family would support the Dells because of their contribution. Michael also shared letters, drawings, and cards from children thanking the couple for their support on his X account.
What Are People Saying About Susan Dell's Appearance?The criticism spread quickly as clips of Susan's White House appearance went viral online. Some users made disparaging remarks about her face and appearance, while others used the footage to make exaggerated claims about her behavior.
In various social media comments, trolls said Susan Dell "doesn't look human," with one describing her as "an experimental cyborg."
Others claimed her "whole demeanor is that of a robot" or said she "looks like a puppet."
Online Backlash After Susan's White House Visit
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Why Was Susan Dell at the White House?
The Oct. 7 appearance was in relation to the couple's $6.25 billion pledge to support Trump Accounts for as many as 25 million children. The contribution was intended to help fund accounts with an initial $250 investment for eligible children.
During the event, Susan spoke about the messages the couple had received from families. She said, "Over the past month, as our contribution reached millions of children's accounts, Michael and I have heard from so many parents and kids and grandparents with these beautiful letters that have truly moved us."
She emphasized the importance of children feeling that others believe in their futures, mentioning that the initiative was about more than the money itself.
Eric Trump Pushes Back Against Personal Attacks on Susan Dell
The president's son, Eric Trump also defended Susan after the criticism spread. In a post on X, he wrote "The response? Vicious attacks on her." He then praised the Dells' contribution and called on people to stop targeting Susan, adding, "Susan, on behalf of the overwhelming majority of people in this nation "Thank You!! You are incredible!"
Susan Dell is a philanthropist and fashion designer who co-founded the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation with her husband in 1999. The foundation supports initiatives focused on children and families, including education and health. She and Michael have been married since 1989 and have four children.
She continues to focus on philanthropy through the foundation, supporting initiatives aimed at improving opportunities for children and families.
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— Michael Dell 🇺🇸 (@MichaelDell) October 12, 2026
People are awful. Susan and Michael Dell just put $6.25 billion into Trump Accounts for 25 million kids so they’ll have something waiting for them when they grow up—one of, if not the largest private donation in American History.The response? Vicious attacks on her.I’m tired of this nonsense. Very few people have done more for philanthropy. It’s disgusting and it has to stop.Susan, on behalf of the overwhelming majority of people in this nation: Thank You!! You are incredible! @DellFdn @MichaelDell
— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) October 12, 2026