Grindr's upcoming party in Washington, D.C., is generating buzz in the highest levels of government, including President Donald Trump's administration. Joe Hack, the dating app's head of global government affairs, revealed on "TMZ Live" Thursday that Trump administration officials have expressed interest in attending the event, set for Friday night ahead of the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Hack declined to name the interested officials, but confirmed the party — which can host up to 500 guests — is expected to be packed. Attendees will include staffers from both political parties, journalists, and others vying for invitations.
When asked whether conservative Republicans might be hesitant to associate with Grindr, Hack said no — even those on the right are eager to join the festivities. The event marks Grindr's first foray into hosting a WHCD weekend party, and it appears to be drawing a bipartisan crowd.