Trans activists flaunt bare breasts at White House Pride Month event

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Trans activists filmed themselves flaunting their breasts in front of the White House during President Biden's Pride Month celebration this weekend, causing an uproar on social media.

A TikTok influencer who goes by the name Rose Montoya, a biological male who is transgender, originally posted the video from Saturday's event. It shows Montoya and another unnamed transgender activist, a biological female, baring their breasts on the South Lawn with the White House in view behind them.

Montoya also captured a meeting with President Biden himself.

"It's an honor, Mr. President," the activist told him. "Trans rights are human rights."

Biden is then seen holding the camera in an attempt to take a selfie with Montoya and other attendees, but the camera was set to video mode.

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A White House spokesperson condemned the behavior in a statement on Tuesday.

"This behavior is inappropriate and disrespectful for any event at the White House. It is not reflective of the event we hosted to celebrate LGBTQI+ families or the other hundreds of guests who were in attendance. Individuals in the video will not be invited to future events," the spokesperson said.

Biden hosted the "Pride Month 2023" event at his presidential residence, decorating the area with rainbow banners and the "Progress Pride flag."

Transgender activist Rose Montoya, right, attended President Biden's Pride Month event at the White House. (Getty Images)

The event, hosting performers and speakers representing LGBTQ causes, lauded the Pride community as "the bravest and most inspiring people" and an "example" for the US and the entire world.

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President Joe Biden speaks during a Pride celebration on the South Lawn of the White House. Activists at the event flashed their breasts in front of the presidential residence. (Getty Images)

"Outside the gates of this house are those who want to drag our country backwards, and so many battles yet to be braved. But today, we're not here to be strong. We're not here to be courageous. Even though for so many of you, just coming to this event is an act of bravery," said first lady Jill Biden.

Biden also praised the LGBTQ community as "some of the bravest and most inspiring" people he has ever known.

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"You know, we all move forward when we move together with your joy, with your pride lighting the way," the president continued. "So today, let us proudly remember who we are – the United States of America."