Trump lashes out at Anne Hathaway

Says ‘Get Smart’ star was disloyal for dumping boyfriend before his arrest

	Donald Trump doesn't approve of the way "Get Smart" star Anne Hathaway left her boyfriend, Raffaello Follieri, just before his arrest.
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updated 5:28 p.m. ET June 27, 2008

Donald Trump may have a new sparring partner on his hands.

The “Apprentice” head honcho has raised a critical eyebrow at “Get Smart’s” Anne Hathaway for dumping her boyfriend, and Trump Tower resident, Raffaello Follieri, days before he was arrested and charged with fraud.

“She hasn’t remained very loyal to him, has she?” Trump told “Access Hollywood’s” Billy Bush. “So when he had plenty of money, she liked him, but then after that, not as good, right?”

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Trump said this week, prior to Follieri being taken into custody and his bail set at $21 million, Trump Tower has been surrounded by media.

“I walked out of Trump Tower this morning and there was paparazzi all over the place, so I naturally thought they were waiting for me and I said, ‘How badly do you want my picture?’ And they said, ‘No, no, no, Mr. Trump. Not your picture. Raffaello!’” Trump recounted.

Though he’s glad he was never approached to, or invested with Follieri, Trump said reports about the Italian businessman’s demeanor in the building were positive.

“I’ve heard he’s very nice,” Trump said. “According to the help, no problems. But he’s got himself in a jam.”

Trump won’t have to deal with the paparazzi outside his building much longer. For starters, Follieri remains in custody and Trump and his family — wife Melania and son Baron, are heading away for Independence Day.

“We’re going to spend it actually at one of my big country clubs,” Trump said.