Trump has never been convicted of a sex crime and isn’t required to register as a sex offender, so the White House won't appear on any such registry.

A viral post shared on X claims the White House will appear on the national registry of sex offenders after President-elect Donald Trump takes office. Verdict: False A national sex offender registry does not exist.

As the 78-year-old prepares to resume office, rumors have surfaced on social media claiming the White House has been listed on the sex offender registry. An X post making this claim, uploaded on November 10, went viral, garnering over five million views and 26,000 reshares.

At least four of Trump’s nominations have been accused of sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to assault and rape.

At least four of the president-elect’s top picks to lead his government have been accused of sexual assault, harassment or child sex trafficking.

Trump has never been convicted of a sex crime and isn’t required to register as a sex offender, contrary to what viral social media posts suggest.