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“Donald Trump wrote a list of requests for a 'simple' funeral if he were to die while in office, specifically requesting no gold or extravagance.”

Verdict

❌False

Confidence

100%
Social media users· 10/9/2026

What We Found

There is no evidence that Donald Trump drafted written instructions requesting a 'simple' funeral with no gold or extravagance in the event of his death while in office. The claim originated as an online rumor and has been debunked by fact-checking organizations.

Evidence

The claim that Donald Trump wrote specific instructions for a 'simple' funeral—explicitly requesting 'No gold. No extravagance. No expensive casket. Military honors only'—circulated on social media in September 2026. Investigations by independent fact-checkers, including Snopes, found no record, official statement, or credible documentation to support the existence of such a document. The claim appears to be a fabrication that gained traction on social media platforms without any basis in fact or official White House communication.

What's Missing or Misleading

The claim lacks any source, date, or context regarding where or when these alleged instructions were written or released.

Sources Reviewed (2)

Snopes

Did Trump write these requests for 'simple' funeral if he dies in office?

Published 2026-09-14Accessed 2025-05-14View
X (formerly Twitter)

snopes.com post regarding Trump funeral claim

Published 2026-09-16Accessed 2025-05-14View

Fact-Check History

First checked: 10/9/2026
Last updated: 10/9/2026