Brett Ratner’s new movie Melania based on Melania Trump marketed the film with posters all across Los Angeles but they were vandalised and politically charged grafitti were drawn over them.

Metro Los Angeles chose to relocate advertising for First Lady Melania Trump's documentary after the posters were vandalized. Fox affiliate KTTV-TV reporter Matthew Seedorff posted on social media that Metro LA responded to accusations that it was pulling buses with the "Melania" film ads out of service.

Los Angeles Metro admitted to pulling buses with ads promoting First Lady Melania Trump’s new documentary off busy roads over vandalism concerns. The transit authority said buses featuring the ads for “Melania” were being rerouted to other “geographic areas to minimize vandalism.

Promotional materials for First Lady Melania Trump’s calamitous documentary are being defaced throughout Los Angeles, with officials calling the damage “severe.” Melania, the Amazon-MGM production that chronicles the first lady in the days before Donald Trump returned to the White House in 2025,

'Melania' purports to be a 'documentary,' but it's really just old-fashioned, through-the-looking-glass propaganda.

An activist art collective claimed responsibility for the vandalization of a billboard promoting a documentary about Melania Trump in Los Angeles in the early hours of Thursday, January 29, ahead of the film’s premiere that night.

From bus-stop posters to a huge Culver City billboard, ads for the Amazon doc are being updated with Hitler mustaches, devil horns, and even excrement

L.A. Metro officials said vandalism on "Melania" ads was severe and occurred after federal immigration agents shot and killed Alex Pretti amid tumultuous protests in Minneapolis.

Amazon backed up the Brink’s trucks to promote the vanity film, resulting in opening-weekend ticket sales of roughly $8 million, or 60 percent more than expected.