A new report describes President Donald Trump's reported reaction to the forthcoming book 'Regime Change,' written by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan.

According to Zeteo, Trump became particularly upset over passages describing his personal bathroom and bedroom preferences rather than other political revelations contained in the book.

The report states that White House officials were initially concerned the publication might include sensitive information, such as recordings from the Situation Room.

However, Trump allegedly focused his frustration on claims that he preferred a carpeted bathroom, something staff members reportedly viewed as a potential maintenance issue because it could encourage mold growth.

Zeteo cited an anonymous senior Trump appointee who said the account made the president appear unhygienic and claimed Trump complained about the publication of the story, specifically mentioning the sections discussing his bathroom habits.

Reporter Asawin Suebsaeng also reported that Trump has privately criticized the book's descriptions of his personal routines in conversations with aides.According to the article, the administration has since instructed officials not to publicly discuss the book.The Raw Story article primarily summarizes Zeteo's reporting and does not independently verify the allegations.

The book has attracted attention for its broader reporting on the Trump administration, but this particular story focuses on the president's reported response to the descriptions of his private living habits rather than on the book's political disclosures.