A peek inside Dr. Anthony Fauci’s home office reveals he’s surrounded by images of himself — including his own bobblehead and a life-size portrait on the wall.
The glimpse into the nation’s top infectious disease expert’s workspace started making the rounds on social media Wednesday after an eagle-eyed Twitter user noticed the images of Fauci.
The footage of President Biden’s chief medical adviser first appeared in the “Fauci” documentary released in September last year.
In the documentary, Fauci, 81, can be seen sitting at his computer typing what appears to be an email as a canvas print of his likeness looms over him.
A framed photo of what appears to be Fauci’s face can also be seen perched on a bookshelf behind him.
And a Dr. Fauci bobblehead is spotted on a different shelf next to a photo of his daughter.
The inside look into Fauci’s home office was ridiculed on social media after Twitter user Karl Dierenbach on Wednesday shared a Photoshopped snapshot of Fauci sitting at his desk.
He edited the image to make it appear as if Fauci was staring at himself on the computer screen — instead of the email he was actually writing.
“Fauci in his office, surrounded by pictures of Fauci, watching that scene from ‘Fauci’ where Fauci is in his office surrounded by pictures of Fauci,” Dierenbach tweeted alongside the digitally altered image.
He also drew red arrows pointing to the strange artwork and images Fauci had set up throughout his office.
Some Twitter users were quick to brand Fauci a “narcissist,” while others labeled his office setup “just weird.”
“Nothing weird, just Fauci in his office Faucin’ it up,” another Twitter user wrote.
