Netflix Reality Star ‘Screams’ at Trump at Mar A Lago During Birthday Event

There was another scene at Mar-a-Lago last week. And this time, it wasn’t a rally, a donor dinner, or one of President Trump’s late-night rants to club regulars.

It was a birthday lunch.
For a Netflix star.
And it still somehow turned into a meltdown.

According to a source who witnessed the chaos inside Trump’s private club, cast members of the Netflix reality series Members Only: Palm Beach triggered a frenzy after one star screamed for a photo with the president, and another guest was physically removed by the Secret Service.

“It was ridiculous,” the insider said. “It’s a birthday lunch, not a campaign stop. And Trump still can’t go ten feet without someone treating him like a sideshow attraction.”

The incident erupted as President Trump — now two years into his turbulent return to the White House — walked into the dining room with a full Secret Service detail.

Rosalyn Yellin, a central figure on the Netflix show, immediately jumped to her feet.

“She didn’t just ask,” the source told us. “She screamed, ‘Mr. President, it’s my birthday! Please, just one picture!’”

Her co-star Romina Ustayev ran alongside her.

Trump, described by the insider as “surprisingly patient, considering everything,” allowed the moment.

“He looked tired,” the source added. “But he said, ‘Fine, just one,’ like he’s done this a thousand times today — and he probably has.”

The photo went up on Yellin’s Instagram hours later. Her caption gushed: “We were thrilled to see President Trump. He graciously took a moment to greet everyone at my birthday luncheon. Truly a day to remember!!”

Behind the scenes, others weren’t so thrilled.

“Everyone has a picture with Trump,” the insider scoffed. “It means nothing. He’ll pose with a houseplant if it says ‘please’ loud enough.”

What really made guests cringe wasn’t the birthday shout. It was the behavior of Gale Brophy — a friend of the cast and, according to multiple people at the event, a walking spotlight of chaos.

Secret Service agents had instructed guests to remain seated. Brophy ignored them.

“She stood up, walked toward Trump, and she was vaping,” the source said. “In Mar-a-Lago. While approaching the president. While vaping.”

Agents stepped in immediately.

“They pulled her back so fast her heels barely touched the floor,” the source said. “Women at the table were mortified. It was embarrassing for everyone.”

Brophy’s reputation, according to the tipster, isn’t exactly sparkling among Palm Beach elites.

“She’s not nice at all,” they said. “She’s a fraud. No class, no background, no real social standing. And Rosalyn hangs onto her like they’re partners in chaos.”

The insider didn’t hold back.

“Birds of a feather flock together. Gale is hateable. Rosalyn is hateable. They thrive on attention, and this show gave them a megaphone.”

Brophy, however, has presented herself very differently in interviews.

“If I knew the girls other than Rosalyn that would be on the show, absolutely not,” she insisted. “Palm Beach has real etiquette. It’s the richest zip code in the world. I didn’t want the real grand dames to think I’m part of the circus.”

But she also admitted the obvious.

“People love a trainwreck,” she said. “That’s why they’re watching.”

The show — which critics describe as Real Housewives meets tax-shelter drama — has exploded in popularity as Americans tune in for a glimpse of Trump-world socialites clashing inside the former president’s sprawling Florida estate.

Mar-a-Lago in 2026 is no longer just a club. It’s an unscripted set. A political bunker. A revolving door of influencers, donors, and anyone looking for five seconds in the same frame as President Trump.

“Every week there’s drama,” the insider said. “People treat Trump like an animatronic attraction you can go poke for a photo.”

And this time, a Netflix cast delivered exactly what viewers expect from them: noise, selfies, and a security escort.

“Honestly,” the insider added, “it’s Palm Beach. Nobody should be surprised.”