Follows Facebook & Twitter ban
Donald Trump is launching a new social media platform, after he was banned from Facebook and Twitter.
The 75 year-old says he will now share his thoughts with the world on the new site called 'TRUTH Social'.
Guests will be invited to begin testing it in November, before its official launch in 2022.
Mr. Trump was removed from both Facebook & Twitter after the riots at the Capitol building in Washington, earlier this year.
On 6th January, Trump supporters stormed the building, to disrupt the confirmation of then President-Elect Joe Biden
His Facebook ban is in place for 2 years, while his Twitter ban is permanent.
The former US President also revealed he is forming a new company, Trump Media & Technology Group.
Mr. Trump continues to claim the 2020 US Presidential election was rigged.
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