The 24-year-old daughter of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said that troubling messages with “real-life consequences” have led her to temporarily unplug from social media out of concern for her family’s safety. Hope Walz on Wednesday posted a video on TikTok in which she said she is taking a break from social media for the next couple of weeks.

Hope Walz, 24, launched into the tirade as she claimed trolls were targeting her younger brother Gus with the insults in the wake of Trump criticizing Walz for his handling of the Somali food aid

Hope Walz, the daughter of Minnesota Gov. and former vice presidential candidate Tim Walz (D), tore into MAGA fanatics who have been harassing her family since the president called her father with the r-word.

Tim Walz based his local support from a considerable segment of the Somali community, and has been less than forthcoming about his role and actions in the related and now-revealed widespread fraud that has been part of Minnesota's Democratic Party landscape for years.

"Calling my dad what he did has unleashed a (multi-expletive) storm," Hope Walz said. "I have people DMing me saying absolutely horrendous things."

In the past few weeks, President Donald Trump has been in a dispute with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. While they have many differences, their latest argument is centered on the fact that Minnesota has one of the largest Somali populations in the United States.

Minnesota marijuana dispensaries face severe supply shortages after Tim Walz's social equity-focused legalization program launched across the state.

It is so clear that your dad does not love you, or if there is any love there, it's not for your compassion,” Hope Walz told the president's 47-year-old son.

Walz said people are exhibiting “shameful” behavior while driving by his house after Trump issued a statement against the governor.

Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson lambasted Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” Tuesday after he complained that individuals have been driving by his house and calling him retarded.

As the city of Minneapolis faces a $1 billion welfare scandal, Minnesota Republican gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen spoke to Fox News Digital about his belief that Gov. Tim Walz is not only directly responsible for the controversy, but suggested that a “cover up” that’s “worse than Watergate” is at play.