Susan Dell, an entrepreneur and philanthropist married to the founder of Dell Technologies, drew attention during a conference with Donald Trump. Their rigid posture and behavior during the event generated curiosity on social networks.
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09/10/2026
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Din a ceremony held on Wednesday, with Donald Trump at the White House Oval Office in Washington, one of the participants drew attention to his behavior.
The woman, dressed in red, and positioned next to the President of the United States, is Susan Dell, businessman and philanthropist, married to billionaire Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies.
While Trump spoke to journalists, the woman maintained a rigid posture, in which she barely blinked. Your attitude has not gone unnoticed to netizens.
On social networks many are those who question who it is and those who know it question what happened with Susan Dell, who looks like someone else.
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During a ceremony held on this Wednesday (7), with Donald Trump in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, one of the participants dream attention for her behavior. The woman in red is Susan Dell, businesswoman and philanthropist, married to billionaire Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies. The event addressed investment accounts intended for American children. In December of last year, the couple announced a donation of US$6.25 billion to benefit millions of children. What dress the most attention were Susan’s facial expressions, her rigid posture, and her apparently unusual movements, which sprinkled curiosity and questions on social media. Michael Dell’s name also appears in Jeffrey Epstein’s files, lied in an email forwarded to Epstein in 2012.
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Who's Susan Dell?
Susan is a designer who became a philanthropist and founded the luxury brand Phi.
Susan Dell has been married to Michael Dell for almost 40 years. Man is the founder of technology company Dell Technologies They met in Austin, Texas, and have four children in common.
Susan Dell, 2004© Getty Images/Robert Daemmrich Photography Inc/Corbis
In 1999, fifteen years after Michael founded what would later become Dell Technologies, he and Susan co-founded the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, through which the couple has already donated $10 billion to various non-profit organizations and social enterprises worldwide.
In December 2025, they pledged to donate USD 6.25 billion to the Trump Accounts, which are investment accounts with tax advantages for those under 18 who have a social security number. Your presence this Wednesday at the White House was intended to promote this initiative, you know, People.

