Don Jr. Goes Instagram Official With New Girlfriend at the Super Bowl

Donald Trump Jr. took his new relationship to the next level at the Super Bowl, posting pictures of his girlfriend smiling with his children at the game in an Instagram post.

Bettina Anderson, who has made headlines during President Donald Trump’s first few weeks in office, was seen sitting alongside Don Jr. and four of his kids during the event Sunday night. She previously attended inaugural parties with the first son and was pictured at the inauguration, but did not appear on his social media.

Don Jr. captioned his Instagram post: “Good times at the Super Bowl!!”

Rumors have swirled that the president is not a fan of Anderson, 38.

Mediaite reported last month that Trump Sr. was worried she could become a “liability” to his image and the Trump brand.

Anderson was seated far away from the Trump family during Inauguration Day last month, while Don Jr.’s ex-fiancée, Kimberly Guilfoyle, appeared with him at the Hispanic Inaugural Ball.

Don Jr. announced his split from Guilfoyle, 55, in December. The MAGA stalwart was announced as his father’s pick to be ambassador to Greece the next day.

Guilfoyle was also in attendance at the Super Bowl on Sunday, posting several pictures from the game to her Instagram stories.

Anderson has embarked on an online campaign to appease the Trump family in recent weeks.

In mid-January she took to her own Instagram to show off customized shoes branded with the MAGA initials.

She also attacked Vogue magazine over its criticism of first lady Melania Trump.

She said the magazine had “gone off the rails” after it wrote a scathing review of the first lady’s fashion sense.

On Sunday, she posted a picture of herself and her bejeweled Forever 21 football purse in the Caesars Superdome’s restrooms.

“Make bathroom selfies great again,” the post read.

Despite her attempts to appease the MAGA faithful and Trump’s inner circle, she failed to make it into a picture that included Don Jr., Megyn Kelly, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, and President Trump himself.

In a repeat of the awkward dynamics at Inauguration Day, Anderson was kept away from the president and was seated in a different box, according to the Daily Mail.