In a shocking twist to a controversial incident on the Jersey Shore boardwalk, the husband of a Canadian woman detained by ICE has attracted attention for his disturbing online rants. The woman’s spouse, Matthew Geroni, openly expressed wishes for the demise of President Trump and his family, including Trump’s young children.
Geroni, an American citizen married to Kaitlyn E. Tracey, the Canadian national involved in the boardwalk altercation, frequently voices his disdain for conservatives through erratic videos on TikTok. His posts have gained notoriety for their inflammatory content.
In particular, two videos released last August on his TikTok drew significant concern. Within these clips, Geroni audaciously articulated a desire for the President’s death, unsettling many viewers with his brazen declarations.
One video displays text that reads, “Praying the entire Trump family gets cancer. And I mean everybody, like little kids and s–t,” as Geroni dramatically falls to his knees and clasps his hands in mock prayer.
In another video posted just a day later, which seemingly recycled the same footage of Geroni energetically moving around his disordered apartment, he added the chilling text, “Praying the next assassination attempt works.” These inflammatory remarks have sparked outrage, raising concerns about the impact of such rhetoric.
Both videos play out to the soundtrack of George Michael’s “Faith.”
The Post has reached out to Geroni — who proudly calls himself the “Jester of the Jersey Shore” and, aptly, the “Clown of Asbury Park,” where the dim-witted couple lives — but has not heard back.
Since his wife’s arrest, the middle-aged man has taken to begging for money on TikTok to put on Tracey’s Ocean County Jail account and retain an immigration lawyer.
“I’m so f–king broke,” he whines in one such video.
The pair were married about three years ago, according to Geroni’s social media.