Trump's Kids Look Like a TGIF Sitcom on the Cover of Us Weekly and Twitter Isn’t Into It

Coming this Fall to the ABC Friday night lineup, it's "First Family."

The Trump kids, Eric, Barron, Ivanka, Jr., and, everyone's favorite, Tiffany, are up to their usual brand of hi-jinx. Whether it's pulling big bros tie or sitting in on a meeting with the Japanese prime minister, the only conflicts of interest with this crew is "Who was in my room?" At least that's kind of what the cover of the latest Us Weekly looks like.

Only problem is, people aren't really into this show, and Twitter is exploding with people expressing with the cover.

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