What began as a routine press event at the White House quickly turned into an unexpected medical emergency when former President Donald Trump was forced to abruptly end his remarks during a swearing-in ceremony for Dr. Mehmet Oz, the well-known television personality and now-former political candidate, who was being appointed as the new administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

The surprise announcement had already drawn media attention, but it was the sudden disruption inside the Oval Office that captured headlines.

Ceremony Interrupted by Emergency
As cameras flashed and reporters prepared for the event, Trump began delivering brief remarks highlighting Dr. Oz’s qualifications and goals for his role in overseeing Medicare and Medicaid services.

However, just minutes into the ceremony, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stepped forward and swiftly interrupted the proceedings, asking reporters and media personnel to vacate the room immediately.

At first, there was confusion. Security moved quickly, and staff cleared the area. The White House was momentarily silent on the cause of the disruption—leading to widespread speculation online.

Later, reports confirmed that a young girl had collapsed inside the Oval Office, prompting immediate concern from those in attendance.

White House Issues Statement
The Irish Star was the first to report that the girl who fainted was a minor family member, present for the private aspect of the ceremony.

In an official statement, the White House clarified: