UFC fighter mingles with American conservative influencers and European populists after jetting out to DC to witness swearing-in of 47th commander-in-chief

UFC star Conor McGregor is in Washington DC to support Donald Trump ahead of his presidential inauguration later today.

The Dubliner is in Washington DC for Donald Trump's inauguration and was pictured with Farage at a rally on Sunday. In the post, McGregor referred to Farage as his 'brother' and tagged Hopkins. He wrote: -"'We are so back!' - @Nigel_Farage #MyBrother @KTHopkins #marriotdc. McGregor also included an Irish flag and Union jag emoji in the post.

Conor McGregor and the Paul brothers are buddying up in the nation’s capital. The controversial MMA fighter was heading to Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday morning in Washington, D.C., carpooling with two long-rumored potential boxing opponents: Jake and Logan Paul.

JAKE PAUL and Conor McGregor have put their trash talk on hold ahead of a potential grudge match later this year. The pair were snapped together on Monday ahead of President Donald Trump’s

Combat sports stars and Trump supporters pose together for photo on way to the U.S. Capitol for presidential festivities.

The Irishman flew out to Washington for the inauguration of Donald Trump, but has been criticised after pictures emerged online of the MMA star posing with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage

Conor McGregor has landed in Washington to attend former US President Donald Trump's inauguration and was pictured with British politician Nigel Farage at a rally

Conor McGregor was among the attendees at a pre-inauguration rally for Donald Trump in Washington DC where the US president-elect told supporters on the eve of being sworn into office he would end “American decline”.

UFC star Conor McGregor expressed optimism for the future as Donald Trump is set to retake the White House as the 47th president of the United States.