The profile, published in Vanity Fair's December issue, features an interview with Wiles, who has been a key figure in Trump's inner circle since his election in 2020. In the interview, Wiles describes the president as having a "very, very, very" short attention span and says that he often becomes distracted by his phone or other stimuli. She also refers to one of Trump's top officials, a senior advisor, as a "zealot" who is "obsessed" with a particular issue.

Industry insiders say that the Trump administration's antics are a perfect example of the blurring of the lines between politics and influencer culture. "The Trump administration is a masterclass in how to create a reality TV show out of a presidency," said Sarah Jones, a media analyst at the Brookings Institution. "They're using the same tactics that reality TV shows use to create drama and controversy, and it's working for them."

The changing nature of celebrity and the rise of parasocial relationships, where fans form close bonds with celebrities they've never met, has also contributed to the blurring of the lines between politics and influencer culture. "We're living in a world where celebrities are more influential than ever before, and politicians are trying to tap into that influence," said Jones. "It's a perfect storm of celebrity culture and politics, and it's creating a reality TV show out of the presidency."

The Trump administration's use of social media has also contributed to the blurring of the lines between politics and influencer culture. The president's Twitter account, which has over 80 million followers, is a key platform for him to connect with his base and create drama and controversy. "The president's use of Twitter is a perfect example of how to create a reality TV show out of a presidency," said Jones. "He's using Twitter to create drama and controversy, and it's working for him."

The Trump administration's antics have also had a significant impact on the country's politics and culture. The administration's use of inflammatory language and divisive rhetoric has contributed to a highly polarized political environment, and has created a sense of uncertainty and unease among many Americans.

As the Trump administration continues to navigate the complexities of politics and influencer culture, it remains to be seen how this will impact the country's politics and culture in the long term. One thing is certain, however: the Trump administration's antics have created a reality TV show out of the presidency, and it's a show that's not going away anytime soon.

In a statement, the White House did not comment on the Vanity Fair profile or the criticism it has sparked. However, a spokesperson for the president said that the administration is focused on its policy agenda and is not concerned with the criticism it has received.