Melania Trump "disgusted" by her husband? These shattering revelations
While rumors of tensions within the couple formed by Donald and Melania Trump cause a lot of ink to flow across the Atlantic, Omarosa Manigault Newman, who knows the American president well, has indulged in a few confidences on the Lorraine plateau this Tuesday, October 27. According to her, the former model sometimes feels "disgust" for her husband.
Much ink has been spilled over her absence in recent weeks, but one week before the US presidential election, Melania Trump finally seems determined to support her husband. This October 27, the First Lady even agreed to do a solo meeting in the key state of Pennsylvania during which the former model conceded not "to always agree" with the latter. However, according to Omarosa Manigault Newman, who knows the couple well, the problem would be deeper, as she explained on the set of the British show Lorraine, cited by Neewsweek.
Appointed assistant to the president and communication director of the Office of Public Liaison of the White House from January 2017 to January 2018, Omarosa Manigault Newman, who was already working alongside Donald Trump on the reality show The Apprentice, explains " be very careful when it comes to commenting on the dynamics of a marriage because you never know what happens after the doors are closed ", and add:" but I have known this couple for a long time, they are are married a year after The Apprentice aired. What I've observed over the past 17 years would make your head spin. Sometimes they love each other but sometimes it disgusts her. "
Donald and Melania Trump, a couple on the verge of breaking up?
For the consultant, an incident perfectly illustrates how Melania Trump feels for her husband, and to quote the debate of October 22, where the First Lady suddenly pushed the president away. A sequence that has been around the world but which nevertheless means nothing in the eyes of Stephanie Winston, former principal advisor to the First Lady. Asked by the Washington Post, the latter was content to argue that the presidential couple is not the type to "hold hands, because she is an Old World European". So, real disgust or simple modesty? For now, the question remains unresolved.
