Trump unveils new fragrance line ‘Fight, Fight, Fight’, cheekily uses photo with Jill Biden to promote it

“A fragrance your enemies can’t resist!” US President-elect Donald Trump gave a playful caption to a photo of him with First Lady Jill Biden to announce his new line of fragrances.

The fragrance has been cheekily named “Fight, Fight, Fight” – the famous words uttered by Trump after he was shot at during campaigning for the presidential elections.

The perfume line, announced by Trump on his social media platform Truth Social, will have cologne for men and a perfume for women. Both will cost $199.

According to the GetTrumpFragrances.com website, Trump is offering fragrance bundles, where customers can purchase two or more scents with the second item at 50% off.

The President-elect said that the new fragrances will be “great Christmas gifts for the family.”

He added that he calls them “Fight, Fight, Fight” since they represent “us WINNING.”

However, social media users were amused at the photo used by Trump to announce the fragrance line.

In the photo, taken on December 7, Trump can be seen leaning over and having a conversation with Joe Biden’s wife during the reopening of Notre Dam Cathedral in Paris.

There is an empty chair between Jill Biden and Donald Trump, which is meant for French President Emmanuel Macron’s wife Brigitte Macron.

The fragrance line adds to a long list of products launched by Trump – a successful businessman – over the years.

These items included watches priced as high as $100,000 and “President Donald J. Trump First Edition” silver coins, which are sold for $100 each.

The website said that money generated from the sale of the fragrances will not go to Trump’s campaign.

“GetTrumpFragrances.com is not political and has nothing to do with any political campaign,” it said.

Trump and President Joe Biden were locked in an acrimonious campaign for the White House earlier this year and even took part in a heated debate.

However, Biden’s disastrous performance in the presidential debate prompted widespread concerns about his old age and health, forcing him to eventually withdraw from the race and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris.