Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of the president of the nation, rejected the version that points to her alleged boredom during Lindsey Graham's funeral held a few days ago, in the face of a wave of criticism that has arisen reproaching her for her lack of respect for continually looking at her smart watch.

The speed of information flow thanks to the advancement of technology and internet connectivity allows people to have access to images and videos of events from practically all over the world, sometimes in real time or minutes after registering.

Thanks to this, Eric Trump's wife was caught looking somewhat restless during the funeral of Lindsey Graham, former Republican senator from South Carolina, which took place at the Washington National Cathedral on July 28.

During the memorial service for the deceased, the daughter-in-law of the head of the nation was caught repeatedly diverting her gaze towards the smartwatch placed on her left wrist.

This attitude was considered by some social media users as “a sign of boredom” and even that “he did not want to be there,” which is embarrassing if one takes into account that it was an act of enormous importance for the Republican Party at a delicate moment in the face of the risk of being surpassed in the midterm elections, as projected by some political analysts.

Lindsey Graham was a prominent Republican senator who unexpectedly died on July 11, 2026, at age 71, as a result of an aortic dissection (a tear in the body's main artery) caused by a cardiovascular emergency.

Given the scandal that has begun to emerge around the alleged misconduct exhibited by Donald Trump's spoiled daughter-in-law, on her television show “The Right View With Lara Trump,” she presented her version of what happened.

“About halfway through all of this—we had been there for just over two hours—I started getting several calls on my Apple Watch from the camp my kids are going to.

So I did what any parent would do, and tried, very quietly, to find out what was going on so I at least knew I could sit through the funeral.

Any parent knows what that feels like and would do the same. “I was as discreet as possible,” described the television presenter, making it clear that the painful incident was taken out of context.

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