A tech company has added fuel to the Kamala Harris earrings conspiracy theory after quipping that her debate night jewelry is strikingly similar to the Bluetooth devices it makes — and has even offered to design “orange” ones for Donald Trump.

Trump supporters took to X (formerly Twitter) to claim that the vice president's Tiffany & Co. jewels were actually mini earpieces.

In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s “disaster” of a debate with Kamala Harris Tuesday night, his campaign and supporters offered up an assortment of aggrieved talking points. ABC moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis had ganged up on him—and gone easy on Harris.

There is no credible evidence that Harris' earrings contained audio transmitters. Photos show her earrings do not match the claimed wireless model.

The former president has rejected Harris' challenge to face him in another debate before the election in November.

Former President Donald Trump said Thursday he won't debate Vice President Kamala Harris a second time, drawing criticism from Democrats after he was put on the defensive during Tuesday's showdown. Making his announcement in a Truth Social post,

Vice President Kamala Harris maintained a slight lead over former President Donald Trump among registered voters, according to one of the first major polls released following the nominees’ debate on Tuesday.

Donald Trump is refusing to face off with Kamala Harris again after his disastrous performance in Tuesday’s debate.“THERE WILL BE NO THIRD DEBATE!!” he wrote in a post on Truth Social Thursday.Harris' campaign chairman,