Donald Trump and Melania, marriage at the end of the line: "Divorce hypothesis now one step away"
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As near-former US president Donald Trump and his wife Melania prepare to leave presidency commitments, the spotlight on their controversial relationship doesn't seem to be turning off. The divorce between the two seems less and less a hypothesis, and more and more a near reality.
More than ever in a period like this, not at all simple for the tenants of the White House, their relationship is really put to the test: first the defeat in the elections and then the latest scandals and the published threats of Trump against the secretary of Georgia.
Yet we know, the world loves the stories hidden within the walls of the palaces of power, and Donald and Melania do not seem to disappoint the expectations of the global public. Numerous the latest events that support the theory of a loss of harmony between the two. And the rumors of divorce for the world's most powerful ex-couple are growing louder.
Yet the obvious difference in character between the model and the tycoon had not escaped even the most distracted observers of the White House: Melania introverted and rational, defined by ABC as "perhaps the most reserved first lady of America ever", Donald almost the polar opposite of his wife, unfiltered and uninhibited and libertine.
“She was very charming, she asked me for my number and I said, 'I won't give you my number. Because I don't want to be one of the women. ' So Melania had told, during an interview with Barbara Walters, their first meeting. Then the marriage in 2005 and the presidential elections that brought them to the White House in 2016.
From here the harsh pressures of the new positions begin to exacerbate the perhaps already present differences between the two. "You have to have a very independent life and support him, you have to be very smart and fast, and be there for him when he needs you." She had declared Melania Trump in an interview with Walters already during the 2015 campaign, answering those who wondered how she could bear the weight of a man as "demanding" as Donald.
But according to rumors, there are countless times in which Trump, during the now almost finished presidency, would have abused Melania's tolerance and her forgiveness. The first lady's staff had revealed to ABC News the significant frequency of their disagreements: "The president often apologizes to Mrs. Trump for all the media nonsense and scrutiny she has been subjected to since she entered the White House. ".
Over the years, repeated allegations of sexual misconduct and infidelity leveled against her husband have also put a strain on the Trump marriage.
And then last December the final blow to the reputation of their marriage. To make evident the now undeniable disagreements among the Trump, the latest episode reported by CNN regarding the renovation of Mar-a-Lago, a Palm Beach villa and winter residence of the Trump family.
Melania would have renovated the villa relying on Tham Kannalikham, an interior designer who had already entrusted the renovation of the rooms in the White House. And Donald would not have liked the new neoclassical style going on a rampage and demanding that everything be restored to its former state. An outburst on the global stage that has become the obvious drop of a marriage on the threshold of the end.
Yet to the direct question posed to Melania in one of her most recent interviews, whether her alleged husband affairs have strained their marriage, she continues to shamelessly deny. Claiming that people and the media like to speculate and spread gossip.
And certainly the people and the media do not disdain the chatter, which has increased after Trump's recent defeat. Seen by many as an excellent opportunity for the first lady to free herself from her commitments and above all from her martit.
"She counts every minute until he's out of the office and she can get a divorce." She would reveal, raising all doubts, a former White House aide to Business Today, claiming that the couple's 15 years of marriage would now be definitively over.
