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“We could see that everything was becoming very personality driven and there was new narrative towards the political,” said Doherty.“This guy had come out of nowhere and was shaking things up and was obviously primarily known as a reality TV star. It’s been about Trump and Hillary Clinton and how she has been feeling and that has replaced what people have been interested in … they are now talking about the political dialogue and all the stories associated with it.”Ī recent CNN/ORC poll found that 56% of respondents talk politics with friends and family “very often,” up 11 points since 2013 - an indication that, despite a bruising presidential campaign, goings-on in Washington have found a new spotlight. It hasn’t been about Jennifer Aniston or J. “It’s been all about these political figures recently.

“We all talk about the water cooler conversation and try to tap into this,” Chris Doherty, founding partner of celebrity-centric InStar Images, said. TMZ founder Harvey Levin even recently got an audience with the president at the White House. Other celebrity magazines, from OK! to People, have joined the fray, featuring the Trump family with headlines like “Growing up Trump! First Daughters Share Their Secrets' and 'President Trump: His Life, His Family & His Astonishing Journey to the White House.' First lady Melania Trump herself has held the cover of Us Weekly on her own multiple times since her husband hit the campaign trail, all of them with a personal angle: “The Donald Only I Know,” “Separate Lives,” “Melania’s Struggle,” and “Melania’s Private World.” Representatives for Us Weekly, OK!, and People either declined or did not immediately respond to requests for comment, but since Trump has become president, the first family has been featured on the covers of magazines more than any other incoming administration. Welcome to a world in which “Politicians, They’re Just Like Us!” is fast becoming a reality. Seasoned paparazzi quickly started using their stop-at-nothing expertise to capture candid photos of a new White House administration that has continued to transfix not only the US, but the world. Celebrity photo agencies like FameFlynet discovered during the heated election that political pictures, especially all things Trump, could fetch higher prices than those of former high-value celebrity stalwarts like Brad Pitt, Kim Kardashian West, and Jennifer Lopez.