Mark Wright has been criticised for appearing to support Donald Trump's opinions on the terror attacks in the UK.
Trump tweeted: "We must stop being so politicially correct and get down to the business of security for our people. If we don't get smart, it will only get worse".
Mark's account then retweeted Trump's tweet and put a 'praising hands' emoji in an ode of support for the US president's message, reports The Mirror.
This was followed up by Mark's account retweeting another tweet by Trump in which he slammed the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan. "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!".
Mark's followers expressed their shock and disbelief at his support for Trump's to-the-point and direct tweets.
One user posted "Are you serious?", while another professed "Noooooo…why Trump? My impression of Mark Wright is sadly and irrevocably diminished".
Alongside the support for Trump coming from Mark's account, he also went on to retweet a tweet from the ex-Mayor of London Boris Johnson. Boris tweeted "Very very very clear – Corbyn will never protect us against our enemies".
Whilst all of this was going on, Mark's wife Michelle Keegan was watching the One Love Manchester show where a host of singing sensations gathered to pay homage to the victims and survivors of the Manchester terror attack.
Michelle tweeted "So powerful, so special! @ArianaGrande Thankyou! OneLoveManchester # proud".
Mark also sent out a tweet in homage to Manchester and England, paying tribute to 'our country' never being defeated with the hashtag #OneLoveManchester.
It has not been confirmed whether Mark actually retweeted Trump's tweets or his account was hacked, but the tweets have now been deleted.