Ronny Jackson

However, Trump, has cited a report from White House physician Ronny Jackson, insisting that he is the "healthiest president.”

President Donald Trump sparked fresh health concerns after he appeared to waddle in a video while making his way off Air Force One upon arriving at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, March 21.

He has faced increased scrutiny over his health in recent months, with critics pointing to what they describe as apparent physical limitations, as well as photos showing discolored hands and reportedly swollen ankles.

However, Trump, has cited a report from White House physician Ronny Jackson, insisting that he is the “healthiest president."

The viral clip, widely shared on social media platform X, shows the 78-year-old president slowly descending the stairs of Air Force One while holding the railing. In the short video, Trump appears to move cautiously as he makes his way down the steps after landing in Florida.

One widely circulated post sharing the video was captioned: “Wow! Trump really is looking old, tired and disheveled — he can barely make it down the steps of Air Force One!"

The footage quickly spread across the platform, drawing significant attention and fuelling fresh debate about the president’s physical condition.

The video prompted a wave of reactions in the comment section, where users appeared divided. Some expressed concern, saying the president looked fatigued and unsteady in the clip, while others dismissed the claims.

“It’s time to come clean about his health," one user wrote. “Maybe he’ll fall and break his neck," said another. One user said, “Too many hamburgers, I remember President Biden flying to Ukraine, returning the next day and giving a rally. I used to say he’s like the old Irishman on the train that sleeps standing up with his cap over his eyes. Trump is getting old and his brain is muddled."

“The weight of his bad decisions are catching up with him…," wrote a user, while another said, “Shame if he fell down all those stairs". “Pretty soon he’ll attempt to ban cameras," wrote a user.

This comes a day after Trump was seen in another video appearing to struggle while sitting down during a Friday morning ceremony. In the clip, he is seen gripping the table with both hands and shifting awkwardly before finally lowering himself into the chair.

The US President is supposed to spend the weekend and a portion of Monday in Florida, the Irish Star reported. Later, he will travel to Tennessee and return to the White House on Monday.