The feud began earlier this week when the musician mocked Trump's newly redecorated Oval Office, describing it as 'a vulgar, gold-leafed and gaudy professional wrestler's dressing room.'

The White House responded to Jack White's criticism of the Oval Office's golden makeover by calling him a "washed-up, has-been loser" and accusing him of disrespecting the significance of the space.

A look into the feud that ignited between rock star Jack White and the White House after White criticized the new décor, describing the changes as "vulgar" and "gaudy."

"White Stripes" singer Jack White slammed Trump's new Oval Office décor as "vulgar" and "gaudy" following Ukraine meeting, prompting sharp rebuke from White House officials.

White, now a solo artist, once owned a furniture business, while Trump, a real estate magnate, has long been known to favor a flashy, Rococo aesthetic. The pair's divergence on matters of style may come as no surprise, as the singer's sartorial choices have traditionally leaned into a more cool-toned emo look.

A replica Oval Office is on display near the White House and now looks exactly like President Donald Trump’s office from his first term. Jackie Koppell goes on a tour of the iconic room, known as "The People's House: A White House Experience.

Jack White mocked Donald Trump’s Oval Office makeover, sparking a feud as WH comms chief Steven Cheung hit back with a scorching statement