By Dave Goldiner April 30, 2017

It pretty much goes without saying that Jared Kushner has drunk the Donald Trump Kool-Aid bigtime.

He dumped his real estate empire for a front row seat at the White House, where he’s taken on a million undoable jobs and has relished power feuds with uber right winger Steve Bannon.

But has the First Son-In-Law taken his adulation of the president so far as to mimic Trump’s very un-admirable hairstyle?

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So reports the style mavens at GQ.

The magazine says some folks in the Twittersphere have documented that Jared is now combing his hair forward before sweeping it back a la the Donald.

I think we’re in big trouble now. For some reason, Jared Kushner has started styling his hair like Donald Trump.? pic.twitter.com/mvHoPGN9ps

— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) April 28, 2017

It’s bad enough that Kushner is basically riding shotgun on Trump’s disastrous presidency, barely raising a peep as his wife’s famous dad blunders towards possible Armageddon.

Now he wants to look like the Orange Menace?

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