He may be a 24-year-old billionaire and pioneer of virtual reality headset Oculus Rift, but Palmer Luckey has had to face actual reality after it emerged he supports Donald Trump.

Luckey was rumored to have been the founder of a group called Nimble America and allegedly posted anti-Hillary memes on Reddit under the username NimbleRichMan.

Because of these connections, developers have pulled support for Oculus Rift.

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Until @PalmerLuckey steps down from his position at @oculus, we will be cancelling Oculus support for our games. — Scruta Games (@ScrutaGames) September 23, 2016

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Hey @oculus, @PalmerLuckey's actions are unacceptable. NewtonVR will not be supporting the Oculus Touch as long as he is employed there. — Tomorrow Today Labs (@TTLabsVR) September 23, 2016

In an interview with The Daily Beast (via The Hollywood Reporter), Luckey stated he did not start the group, but was introduced to it by Milo Yiannopoulos—you know, the blogger who co-ordinated abusive attacks on Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones before the social media service suspended him. Because that makes it so much better.

In an Facebook post, Luckey explained the extent of his involvement with the pro-Trump group.

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"I am deeply sorry that my actions are negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners," he wrote, adding that the contributed $10,000 to the organization because he thought it had "fresh ideas on how to communicate with young voters."

Whether you agree with Luckey or not, one thing can't be denied—Hillary Clinton is the Queen of Memes.

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