"Melania? No sign that she wants a divorce from Trump"
Does Melania Trump Really Want To Divorce Donald? Two sources in her inner circle told the Washington post that the first lady "showed no sign" of wanting to leave her husband. To write it is the journalist Mary Jordan, author of a long biography of the first lady, who today appears skeptical about the numerous rumors of a breakup of the Trump marriage.
Two other people who know the presidential couple well share this skepticism. "I don't think Melania will leave Donald. She is her voluntary accomplice and has her own beliefs. Those two deserve each other," says Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer, now under house arrest for tax fraud and financial violations during the campaign. election of 2016.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former friend and collaborator of Melania, author of a critical book of the first lady, says that the president and his wife have always been in harmony despite the apparent disagreements. "It's part of the show - she explains - she's always been quiet. He's the noisy one. She's the soft one, he's the tough one. It's a party game. It's part of the relationship and it makes it work."
In the four years of the presidency, rumors of coldness have been circulated several times between Melania and Donald, a couple apparently much less affectionate than those of the Bushes, the Bidens and the Obamas. "Never with any first lady" have there been so many conspiracy theories, says Myra Gutin, author of an essay on the wives of American presidents. But if at times Melania appears distant, she refuses Donald's hand, it must also be said that in the last phase of the electoral campaign she supported him with sword in the rallies.
According to Jordan, divorce rumors are projections, fantasies in line with expectations of Trump's resounding defeat in the election. There was a defeat, but not that huge. Many Americans who hate Trump imagine his wife does the same. "Perhaps - he concludes - Melania is similar to America: a large part of her admires Donald, even if the other is horrified by him".
