Actor Don Cheadle Reveals President Trump Used A Racial Slur On Golf Course

Actor Don Cheadle Reveals President Trump Used A Racial Slur On Golf Course 

BHR Hollywood Reports.......In a Twitter rant Saturday, Don Cheadle accused President Trump of using the N-word during a golf tournament years ago.

Responding to a fan who said he’d hated Trump “way before treason,” Cheadle claimed the former real estate mogul used the racial slur on the golf course.

“Hated him since he asked my friend’s father at a Doral pro-am if he’d ever ‘f--ked a n----r,’ the “House of Lies” star tweeted Saturday. “Did it for me.”

The annual golf tournament was hosted at the resort in Miami until 2016. The PGA Tour will move the event to Mexico City this year.

Don Cheadle And Donald Trump 

The Oscar-nominated actor didn’t stop there, however. Cheadle then continued to express his disgust at Trump’s alleged comment. “Many already know this to be his nature,” he wrote in another tweet.

“It’s not hidden. And those who can’t see it, might never. The story would have changed a little.”
When pressed by another fan about the incident, Cheadle explained, “They were in a 4ball together.


The Donald thought they were all ‘like minded.’ Mistook their shock for disgust. He went on to clarify, ‘No, no, it’s great!’ and some more stuff before they just teed off in silence.”

Don Cheadle 

Cheadle also clarified that he didn’t know the man whom Trump, 70, allegedly used the N-word with. “I don’t know him,” he wrote when someone asked whether the fellow golfer would go on the record about the incident. “But his daughter is famous and probably doesn’t want that particular beef for her or her dad.”

“He wasn't the president then. Just a racist, misogynistic, draft dodging, ‘birther’ conspiracist, p---y grabbing, bankruptcy machine.”

Asked why he hadn’t revealed the conversation during the election, the 52-year-old actor said he only just learned the details.


Cheadle has bashed President Trump — who called himself “the least racist person” during a February press conference — previously.

In August, he told the then-candidate to “die in a grease fire” after Trump tweeted about Dwyane Wade’s cousin, who had been shot and killed in Chicago.

Representatives for Cheadle and the White House did not return requests for comment.