I asked AI to predict what Susie Wiles, 69, would look like without her MAGA makeover
I asked AI to predict what Susie Wiles, 69, would look like without her MAGA makeover
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Ellie HookTue, October 20, 2026 at 9:46 AM UTC
Susie Wiles is Trump’s Chief of Staff -Credit:Getty Images (Getty Images)
Artificial intelligence has predicted what the infamous Susie Wiles could really look like now without any of her rumored Botox, fillers, or heavy makeup.
The 69-year-old is currently President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff and has been in the 80-year-old's inner circle since 2015. Over time, many have accused her of falling victim to the MAGA makeover, also known as the Mar-a-Lago makeover, which is a distinctive, high-gloss cosmetic and fashion aesthetic that has been sweeping through the administration since about 2024.
Wiles is known for her voluminous salt-and-pepper bob, which she complements with a full-coverage foundation, fluffy lashes, and heavy bronzer and blush. It comes after it was reported that Wiles, who is called Trump's "ice maiden," was possibly behind the firing of Katie Zacharia.
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The Mirror US enlisted the help of an AI chatbot, ChatGPT, to see what Wiles could really look like under all the MAGA fluff. In the snaps generated by the famed chatbot, Wiles had a lot more noticeable wrinkles on her forehead, cheeks, and eyes.
She also had obvious dark circles under her eyes and looked a lot more tired than usual. Wiles' heavy makeup was nowhere to be seen, exposing sunspots and uneven skin texture.
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ChatGPT believes this is what Susie Wiles would look like -Credit:Getty/ChatGPT
Wiles' hair was worlds away from how people know her. It was scruffy and unkept, with streaks of white and ashy gray. The politician's neck was also wrinkled and looked saggy.
It comes amid speculation that Trump’s Chief of Staff may depart after the November midterm elections; several aides have begun eyeing up her role, according to a new report.
Among those positioning themselves for the job are Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte, and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, as per The Washington Post, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Wiles is reportedly going to step down from her role -Credit:AP
Wiles herself has not indicated that she plans to step down, however. But senior staff are often reshuffled after midterm elections, when the president’s party typically performs poorly, a result many polls and insiders predict for this year.
Trump has also reportedly started calling allies to put forward their views and ideas to his chief of staff. A supporter of Wiles told the outlet that a GOP “blowout next month, very likely, will be a wedge that the ambitious use” to claim the chief of staff role.
Another source described the last week at the White House as “the new Wild Wild West.” A White House spokesperson told The Independent, "These anonymous sources know nothing,” and, “President Trump assembled a united team focused on his America First agenda — not the egos and political games of anonymous outsiders.”
The shake-up for the chief of staff job kicked off last week after Trump reportedly bypassed Wiles and appointed Katie Zacharia to become the new White House press secretary. The decision was seen as undermining Wiles’ authority.
Wiles has also recently found herself on the defensive after two political advisers close to her, James Blair and Chris LaCivita, traveled to the Balkans to consult with a Russian-aligned government in Bosnia and Herzegovina. After learning about the trip, Trump reportedly threatened to fire the two men, setting off “full-on panic mode” at the White House.
Source: “AOL Entertainment”
