An image authentically shows an official rendering of U.S. President Donald Trump's planned ballroom expansion dwarfing the White House.

President Trump plans to build a $200 million ballroom off the East Wing “long before” the end of his term in 2029.

A video spreading online appears to show Donald Trump dancing while standing on top of the White House. The clip is altered, however; the US president walked across the flat roof above the press room as he looked over the site of his proposed new ballroom,

The AIA issued a statement in response to the proposal to design and build a new White House ballroom, emphasizing the organization’s “century-long commitment” to protecting the White House’s “architectural integrity.

The White House announced it will move forward with plans to break ground on a $200 million ballroom to entertain world leaders, valued guests, and future administrations—an effort championed by President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump will continue to put his personal stamp on the White House with a new $200 million ballroom.

P resident Donald Trump was seen surveying the White House grounds from the building’s roof Tuesday, telling reporters he was “taking a little walk” a week after announcing plans to add a $200 million ballroom.

The Bethesda, Maryland-based contractor will lead the construction team that includes AECOM and McCrery Architects, with work beginning in September.