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Nancy Sinatra Slams Trump's Sinatra Tribute

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Nancy Sinatra, daughter of Frank Sinatra, expressed her disapproval of President Trump using her fathers rendition of My Way on his Truth Social account. She criticized it as sacrilegious, despite Trumps lack of control over the post. The song, originally a French tune, was adapted by Paul Anka for Frank Sinatra. The clip resurfaced old tensions, as Trump had previously attempted to lowball Sinatra for a casino gig, which Frank rejected.

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Nancy Sinatra Slams Trump's Sinatra Tribute

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nancy Sinatra Slams Trump's Sinatra Tribute. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20, Nancy Sinatra fired off at President Trump for posting a video of her dad, Frank, building out my way on his truth social account. It dropped Sunday, April 19, a three-minute 50-second clip with zero caption or explanation. She hid back on X, slamming it as straight-up sacrilege. Fans jumped in asking if she could yank it down, but the 85-year-old said nope, only the publishers hold that power. Nancy's no stranger to shading Trump. That classic track? Frank didn't write it, started as a French joint by Jacques Revaux, then Paul Anca flipped it English for the Sinatra magic, dig deeper, and there's old B from 1990. Trump tried low-balling Frank for a casino gig, even cutting his openers like Steve, Idy, and Sammy Davis, Jr. Frank's manager spilled in a memoir, old blue eyes basically told Trump to shove it. Frank left us in 1998 at 82, but this clip stirs up that bad history all over again, keeping the Sinatra side salty.

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