Melania Trump didn't bother to write her thanks to the staff herself
Upon her departure from the White House, the former U.S. first lady did not deign to write the thank you notes to staff herself. Melania Trump has, in fact, asked other "lower level" staff to write these texts on her behalf.
The change of president in the United States continues to generate ink. This time, it is the attitude of Melania Trump that is criticized. After refusing to address the Biden couple, the ex-first lady declined to write thank you notes to staff members. She preferred to mandate other White House employees to do it for her, CNN said.
However, this is a tradition firmly rooted in the United States: the "First Lady" who leaves the White House is responsible for writing thanks for the staff, especially those close to the presidential couple.
Copy your style
In total, around 80 staff members received a message they believed was written by Melania Trump. But it was not. Donald Trump's wife preferred to hand this assignment over to other "lower level" staff, asking them to copy his style.
Melania Trump did not want to personalize these thanks for the cooks, butlers and many others who have worked in her service for four years. Usually, the latter carefully keep these little words referring to anecdotes and good times spent together.
