Donald Trump’s granddaughter Kai is facing accusations of doctoring video footage after posting a clip of herself and the president at the NBA Finals.Fans are claiming the sound of thousands of fans booing had been swapped out for cheers.The controversy erupted after the 19-year-old golfer shared footage of the pair standing together during the national anthem at Madison Square Garden, where the New York Knicks fell 115-111 to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 on Monday June, 8th.Trump made history at the event, becoming the first sitting president to attend an NBA finals game.He watched from Knicks owner Jim Dolan’s suite alongside several members of his administration, including Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino, and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

Before tip-off, Trump and Kai were shown together on the arena’s jumbotron during the national anthem. The live broadcast captured loud boos echoing around the packed venue as the president appeared on screen, though Trump appeared unfazed, smiling and continuing to salute throughout.After returning to the White House the following day, Kai posted her own version of the moment to social media.”Thank you to 15SOF for capturing this special moment with my Grandpa,” She wrote alongside the clip.It didn’t take long for viewers to notice something sounded different.n Kai’s uploaded version, the boos that rang clearly through the live broadcast appeared to have been replaced with cheering. The national anthem itself was also absent from the clip, prompting further suspicion online.”Changing the audio is wild though,” one user wrote.