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Donald Trump's AI tiger video was reportedly called out by William Chapman's family after he was killed following an attack inside an animal enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster. According to the Guardian, William's family said that he was bright, warm, and engaging while also struggling with severe distress.
On October 13, 2026, Donald Trump initially posted real footage on his Truth Social account that showed William being attacked by an Amur tiger. In the caption, Trump wrote:
"Don’t ever mess with nature! President DJT."
Later, Trump shared an AI-generated clip that revealed him grinning and playfully chasing and sparring with the tiger. The song 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight' by The Tokens was set as the background music.
The family explained that the footage was 'deeply offensive' and caused them severe distress. However, the clip didn't reveal the killing of William.
BBC revealed that William's tragic incident happened shortly after 13:30 BST on October 10, 2026, and quickly after it, the park was evacuated and remained closed until now. An eyewitness recalled seeing William wearing headphones and pacing near the enclosure before he entered.
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Donald Trump's AI-generated tiger video was slammed by the Yorkshire victim's family
Donald Trump's AI-generated video showing him playfully chasing and sparring with the tiger was called out by William Chapman's family. The 23-year-old man visited Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster and was attacked after entering the animal's pen. He was declared dead right at that spot. The family shared the following:
"The publication and circulation of deeply offensive media content is causing them severe distress at an exceptionally vulnerable time. We ask people to stop doing this."
The victim's family expressed hope that the relevant authorities would make every effort to understand why their amazing son acted as he did. In a statement, William's family explained that he had lived with significant mental illness for many years and had been prescribed strong medication.
According to IMDb, the talented boy appeared in ITV's 2009 comedy-drama May Contain Nuts and in BBC Learning's True Stories TV show. William had previously studied at Jackie Palmer Stage School in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, which later paid tribute on Facebook and shared a photo of him as a young student.
What happened to William Chapman?
William Chapman was fatally attacked and killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after he entered the animal's den. The City of Doncaster Council had started a health and safety investigation into William's death. According to the Independent, the park's notice reads:
"We can confirm that a serious incident has occurred on Saturday at the tiger enclosure. Our emergency response procedures were immediately activated, and emergency services attended the scene."
The website further added,
"The park will be closed today whilst we are working closely with the authorities. The Yorkshire Hive will remain open as usual."
The park would remain closed to visitors, and officials had not set a date for when it would reopen.
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