Trump's fast food, which Robert F. Kennedy Jr. referred to as "poison," is something he adores.

Donald Trump Jr. posted a photo of Kennedy Jr. on X, along with Elon Musk, Trump, and Speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson. Kennedy is shown holding a McDonald's burger and a bottle of Coca-Cola next to it.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the US president-elect Donald Trump's choice to lead the US Health Department and who has criticized Trump for his love of fast food, was pictured with Trump while they were eating.

Donald Trump Jr. posted a photo of Kennedy Jr. on X, along with Elon Musk, Trump, and Speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson. Kennedy Jr. is shown clutching a McDonald's burger and a bottle of Coca-Cola.

Trump, Musk, and Trump Jr. were also shown a platter with a McDonald's sandwich and fries.

"Make America Healthy Again starts TOMORROW" was the caption Trump Jr. posted beside the photo.

Notably, Kennedy Jr. referred to Trump's diet as "poison" in a recent interview. He had said that Trump had a "really bad" diet while running for office.

Kennedy stated in a podcast that "the stuff that he eats is really, like, bad."

"You are given either KFC or Big Macs, but you aren't given the option to choose. "That's when you're lucky," he had stated, "and the rest of the stuff I consider kind of inedible."

Kennedy Jr. is renowned for his support of removing processed foods from supermarket shelves. Nevertheless, despite his health measures, Kennedy has supported fast food as a part of American culture and acknowledged its cultural value in the US.