Leonardo DiCaprio, who has “no experience in politics,” offers private lessons to a candidate for the 2020 U.S. presidential election! Behind-the-scenes details of the intense election campaign are revealed!

Last Updated on 07/13/2022 by てんしょく飯

Leonardo DiCaprio was trying to reach out to someone in the 2020 U.S. presidential race, it has been learned.

It was at an ultra-luxurious fundraising event for Mr. Buttigiegge at Hollywood mansion.

That person was Peter Buttigiegge, former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and current Secretary of Transportation in the Biden administration.

Liz Smith, who served as Peter Buttigieg’s communications director for the 2020 presidential election and is also a political strategist, was recently interviewed by TMZ and revealed some behind-the-scenes details of the campaign.

According to Liz Smith, actor Leonardo DiCaprio offered to be Buttigieg’s personal speaking coach for the televised debates. However, Mr. Buttigiegge was too inexperienced in entertainment and did not know the magnitude of DiCaprio’s presence, so he brushed off the offer.

DiCaprio first made this proposal in October 2019. It was during an ultra-luxurious fundraising event for Buttigiegge at a Hollywood mansion that brought together a who’s who of Paris Hilton, Ashton Kutcher, and Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, among others.

According to Smith, Buttigiegge was grateful for the strong Hollywood push and millions of dollars in donations, but knew little about the celebrities who attended.

While many of the celebrities who attended the event only took pictures with Buttigieg, DiCaprio was one step ahead of them. He offered Mr. Buttigiegge a private lesson in a room of his mansion.

DiCaprio thought his speaking and delivery style would be useful for the debates he would be participating in.

Although DiCaprio has never hosted a talk show, he has played a variety of roles in Hollywood, so there is no doubt that he is a capable speaker.

Smith was elated when he heard about the proposal from Mr. Buttigieg, but he had not confirmed the price of the lessons, which was crucial. Furthermore, he did not fully understand the significance of DiCaprio’s character and did not consider the possibility that the lesson fee would be outrageous.

In the end, Mr. Buttigiegge went into the campaign without taking lessons from DiCaprio. In the end, Mr. Buttigieg went into the campaign without taking lessons from DiCaprio, and he came out on top in Iowa and New Hampshire.