As the Office of Personnel Management oversaw the layoffs of thousands of federal workers and pressed others to justify their positions, the agency’s chief spokesperson repeatedly used her office for a side hustle: aspiring Instagram fashion influencer.

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McLaurine Pinover allegedly made videos with affiliate sponsor links for her Instagram account from her digs at the Office of Personnel Management.

McLaurine Pinover, a spokesperson for the Office of Personnel Management, defended DOGE's mass firings as a way to boost government efficiency while using her work hours to film influencer content

Everyone wants to be an influencer — including a spokesperson for the Office of Personnel Management, who has been blogging her outfits from the OPM office.

Using such hashtags as #dcstyle and #dcinfluencer with such music as Sabrina Carpenter’s “Busy Woman,” Pinover’s affiliate links were to Quince, Reformation, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s among other labels. Her Instagram account @getdressedwithmc was deleted Tuesday, as was the content on her “ShopMy” page.

A staffer in the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) who repeatedly defended the DOGE purge of inefficient government workers ran a fashion influencer account from her government office — and posted videos during work hours,

A Trump administration official faced backlash for filming fashion influencer videos in her government office while overseeing federal layoffs.