Aubrey O'Day song may be about alleged affair with Donald Trump Jr.

“DJT,” a song about a failed romance featured on singer Aubrey O'Day's 2013 album, “Between Two Evils,” is steadily gaining new listeners as rumors of an affair between O'Day and Donald Trump Jr. gained traction this week.

Trump recently announced his split from Vanessa Trump after 12 years of marriage.

Us Weekly and Page Six reported that the two had an affair in 2011. The liaison reportedly began while O'Day, formerly of MTV's “Making the Band 3,” was a competitor - and Trump an “adviser” - on Season 5 of NBC's “Celebrity Apprentice,” the show that helped cement the Trump family brand.

People close to O'Day told Us Weekly that the twodated for a few months. Trump, now 40, whose wife, Vanessa, was then pregnant with the couple's fourth child, called off the affair with O'Day, now 34, according to reports, after Vanessa Trump discovered emails between the two.

The song was written by James Eugene Roston, Adam Gann Waldman and “unknown,” according to the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. In the song, O'Day sings the repeated line “I hate me for loving you, hate you for letting our love die.”

Trump and O'Day have yet to confirm or deny their alleged relationship.