Dell Computers’ billionaire founder, Michael Dell, has hit out at internet trolls who attacked his wife’s looks during their recent White House appearance.
Dell, 61, and his wife, Susan, 62, appeared alongside US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on October 7, 2026, to discuss their $6.25 billion contribution to the Trump Accounts initiative, which aims to help millions of American children build financial assets.
Footage and photos of the couple quickly circulated online, as internet users questioned her looks.
In response, her husband Michael has since shared posts from several people who have called out the cruel comments and urged people to leave Susan alone.
One post shared by Michael on his X account read: “My grandson got 250 dollars in his Trump account from Susan Dell. Please leave that woman alone.”
Michael also reposted another tweet that had been written in response to a post condemning the criticism of Susan, that read: “It’s truly insane how evil and full of themselves people are. I signed my kids up and wasn’t expecting to get anything as we live in a wealthy county and city. Out of the blue $250 showed up from Dell for both of my boys. I will go out of my way to support them now, who else has done what they did? No one…”
Michael has since shared a series of sweet letters, drawings and cards sent to he and his wife by children thanking them for their donation.
Donald Trump’s son Eric has also hit out at the ‘vicious attacks’ on Susan’s appearance.
In a post on X, he wrote: “People are awful. Susan and Michael Dell just put $6.25 billion into Trump Accounts for 25 million kids so they’ll have something waiting for them when they grow up—one of, if not the largest private donation in American History.
“The response? Vicious attacks on her.
“I’m tired of this nonsense. Very few people have done more for philanthropy. It’s disgusting and it has to stop.
“Susan, on behalf of the overwhelming majority of people in this nation:
Thank You!! You are incredible!”
‘The Dell family gave 7 billion dollars directly to American children. And instead of gratitude, there’s much discussion of a 62-year-old woman’s looks,’ conservative commentator Mike Cernovich wrote on X.