Vince Vaughn: White House Crasher to Hollywood Star | Dodgeball 2, Bad Monkey, and Family

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Vince Vaughn has taken the spotlight this week for several high-profile reasons. The most headline-grabbing was a playful but unmistakably high-visibility moment—The White House’s official Instagram posted a spoof “Wedding Crashers” movie poster, but this time it’s President Donald Trump and Vaughn together at the Oval Office desk, under the tagline “White House Crashers.” This instantly sparked major online chatter and reignited discussions about Vaughn’s rare political brushbacks—especially since his last encounter with Trump in 2020 made waves before Vaughn pointedly clarified to the LA Times that he’s always been civil with all politicians, regardless of affiliation.

Besides that, Vaughn made a rare public appearance of substance Monday, this time for his own achievements. He was joined by his wife Kyla Weber and their two children as he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Photos from the event show the family together, with Vaughn using his speech to deliver a heartfelt tribute to his wife and children, calling them the most important part of his life and blending his signature humor by joking about their lack of lucrativeness compared to Hollywood stardom. Observers called it a warm and genuine moment, notable for Vaughn’s otherwise private family life.

On the business and career front, Vaughn’s star is surging again. Industry outlets report he is confirmed to return for the much-anticipated Dodgeball sequel, reprising his iconic Pete Lafleur role. The new film is in early development at 20th Century Studios, and Vaughn is also believed to be taking on a producer role. This project is garnering significant attention given the original film’s cult status and lasting popularity.

Streaming and television are also keeping Vaughn in the mix. His Apple TV Plus crime comedy Bad Monkey earned a stellar 93 percent Rotten Tomatoes score and is already greenlit for a second season, expected in 2026. Vaughn’s performance as the bumbling Florida detective Andrew Yancy is being praised as one of the best TV turns of his career, helping cement his resurgence as a leading man for both comedy and drama.

Social media picked up a photo posted July 10 by The Only Arena, referencing a chat with Vaughn about the entertainment industry as one of the year’s highlights. There has been some resurfacing of business news and endorsements, discussing Vaughn’s behind-the-scenes moves in entertainment and branding, though specifics about new business ventures remain unconfirmed at this time.

In sum, from the Oval Office to the Walk of Fame, Vince Vaughn is having a moment—courting political memes, celebrating personal milestones, and driving excitement for his next big screen and streaming projects.

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