The Trump family has been in the news a lot lately, if there is anything.
The media has been covering Donald Trump’s family nonstop since he returned to the White House following his victory in the 2024 election.
Barron Trump, their son, has garnered a lot of attention during the campaign and has appeared in public several times. Discussions about everything from his charisma to his towering height were triggered by his attendance at the inauguration festivities.
The interest in Barron has not diminished even after returning to a “normal” existence at New York University. Of course, Melania Trump is another important person in the news.
Naturally, she is the center of attention as the First Lady of the United States.
Melania is accustomed to criticism, having lived in the White House from 2016 until 2020.
Speculation erupted over everything from her wardrobe choices to the couple’s first dance shortly after Donald Trump took office again.
However, everyone’s main concern is: How is Melania and Donald’s relationship actually going?
One insider now says they know the solution.
“She despises him.”
The Daily Beast claims that best-selling author Michael Wolff is getting ready to publish All or Nothing: How Trump Recaptured America, a book that would allegedly expose the true nature of the Trump-Trump relationship.
According to reports, Wolff spoke with a reliable source who gave a negative assessment of their marriage.
A “Mar-a-Lago patio confidant” of Trump and his family told Michael Wolff, “She f—ing hates him.”
His source was “bewildered that this needed saying,” according to the best-selling novelist.
“First lady on the side”
According to Wolff’s book, Trump reportedly disregarded the fact that “the most public marriage in the nation was breaking down” during his campaign, despite the fact that it seemed to be happening in public.
Additionally, he claims that Trump’s own employees were unaware of Melania’s residence. She reportedly avoided public appearances for 18 months until making an appearance at an event in Milwaukee in July 2024. She supposedly declined to speak even at that time.
The book also highlights her decision to not support Trump in court and her absence during his legal struggles.
In reference to the criminal case in which Trump was found guilty on 34 felony charges relating to a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels, Wolff writes that “whatever was going on—and no one had any idea what was going on, at least no more than what was plainly obvious—it had certainly not been helped by the Stormy trial.”
He asserts that Melania instead adopted a passive role as a “part-time First Lady” and chose to remain in Manhattan at Trump Tower in order to be nearer to Barron.
Wolff claims that Melania’s book, Melania, which was published in October 2024, caught Trump’s campaign off guard. “It was unclear whether the publishing was a diss or a kiss (of course from a distance)” aimed at her husband,” he writes.
The book is dismissed by Trump’s team.
Even before the book was published, Wolff’s assertions were swiftly rejected by Trump’s team. Several prominent campaign participants, including co-chairs Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles, who is currently the president’s chief of staff, released the following statement:
“The discredited novelist Michael Wolff, whose prior work can only be characterized as fiction, has contacted several of us with questions. He frequently fabricates events, discussions, and conclusions that never occurred, making him a well-known propagandist of fake news. We have collectively agreed not to answer his bad faith questions, and we urge people to ignore any rubbish he may eventually write. Think of this as our general reaction to anything he writes.
However, Wolff characterizes the Trump marriage as a “black hole” in which nobody is aware of the whole truth, possibly not even those closest to them.
“The question of what about Melania has no known answer. Not even his nearest and dearest. What kind of marriage is this? No one can tell you.
“All or Nothing: How Trump Recaptured America” is the title of the next book.
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