White House Easter Bunny Revealed: Man Behind the Mask Identified as Trump's Naval Attache
The internet went wild over the true identity of the "shocked" Easter bunny during the White House Easter Egg Roll.
The person who stole the show as the Easter bunny during Monday's White House Easter Egg Roll has been revealed.
Commander Richard I. Lawlor of the United States Navy is the man who donned the costume on the South Lawn.
When he's not in the costume, he serves as the president’s naval attaché.
The rabbit stole the show with his "OMG" expression as President Trump and the first lady greeted guests.
Twitter went nuts over the bunny's facial expression.
“Could they have found a more shocked looking bunny?” read one tweet
Following the event, the first lady tweeted a special "thank you"" to all of the volunteers who helped make the event a success.
Monday marked the 140th anniversary of the Easter Egg Roll at the White House. The event first took place in 1878 under the administration of Rutherford B. Hayes.
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