A Trump Christmas card is making its rounds on the internet, but fact-checkers say it's fake and likely an altered photo of his visit to the UK

• A purported Christmas card featuring Donald Trump has spread among thousands of social-media users.

• People on social media noted that the outline of his tuxedo in the card looked phallic.

• But fact-checkers say it's likely a doctored version of a photo taken during his UK visit in 2019.

A fake Christmas card of former President Donald Trump that's spreading on Twitter and Facebook is likely using an altered version of a photo taken during his 2019 visit to Buckingham Palace, according to fact-checkers at Reuters.

The card features a pixelated black-and-white image of Trump clad in a tuxedo with a stern expression on his face. Behind him is a low-resolution image of what appears to be a nativity scene, a forest of pine trees, and an outline of reindeer pulling a Santa Claus sleigh in the night sky.

People who shared the doctored image on social media noted that the outline of his tuxedo (in the fabricated card) appeared phallic.

"Merry Christmas from the Winter White House," the card says, with five ornaments each depicting a member of Trump's family.