Former Bravo reality TV personality Jennifer Welch is facing heavy backlash after unleashing a profanity-filled rant targeting Americans who voted for President Donald Trump. It was a tirade that critics say reveals more about her own intolerance than anything else.
An Unprovoked Attack on Millions of Americans
Appearing on her I’ve Had It podcast, Welch singled out so-called “triple Trumpers,” voters who supported Trump in 2016, 2020, and 2024, and declared they should be “banned” from Mexican, Chinese, and Indian restaurants, and even from going to a gay hairdresser.
“I’ve had it with white people that triple Trumped… I don’t think you should be able to enjoy anything but Cracker Barrel,” she said, before launching into an insult-laden rant mocking their appearance.
The comments struck many as elitist, discriminatory, and at odds with the inclusive values Welch claims to support.
Online Backlash
The outrage was swift. Critics online called her remarks “pompous,” “arrogant,” and “the definition of hypocrisy.” One commenter responded:
“It’s always the most intolerant and hateful pretending to love everyone.”
Calling Jennifer Welch a “Bravo star” is like calling a one-hit wonder a rock legend.
She had one season nearly a decade ago and now she’s just a racist, unhinged mess who should get help. pic.twitter.com/3qkQOKAFNm
— Erin Maguire (@ErinMMaguire) August 11, 2025
Another wrote:
“I voted for Trump and I’m having a burrito with chorizo and spinach dip for lunch today. I know a lot of black, Hispanic, and Indian people who voted Trump three times as well.”
Even some non-Trump voters questioned why a public figure would suggest banning people from restaurants based on their political views.
Deflecting With Partisan Politics
Welch’s remarks weren’t an isolated incident. In April, she clashed with former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a Democrat, in a heated exchange over transgender rights, accusing MAGA of being “the most genital-obsessed political party” and mocking Donald Trump for “droning on about Hannibal Lecter.”
But while Welch painted Trump and his supporters as villains, her critics argue that such language only deepens divisions and alienates everyday Americans who simply disagree politically.
Trump Supporters Push Back
Many Trump voters, including those from diverse backgrounds, see Welch’s rant as yet another example of the entertainment elite looking down on ordinary citizens. Supporters say it’s this kind of elitism that fuels the MAGA movement and strengthens Trump’s political staying power.
