Melania Trump victim of "gossip": she denounces "an unhealthy obsession" towards him
In recent weeks, Melania Trump has deplored "an unhealthy obsession" towards him. She notably denounced a CNN report claiming that she spends her days at the spa in Mar-a-Lago.
Since leaving the White House, Melania Trump has not stopped causing scandal in American newspapers. Delivered from the shackles of the White House, the former First Lady resumed her habits in Mar-a-Lago. According to CNN, Barron Trump's mother goes on manicure sessions, alternating with massages or even with poses of masks on her face. Freed from this role of First Lady, Melania Trump now enjoys a peaceful daily life and multiplies well-being appointments. "She goes to the spa, goes to lunch, then returns to the spa and dines with Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago," said our American colleagues.
The former Slovenian model deplores "an unhealthy obsession" with her. She notably denounced the CNN report which claims that she spends her days at the spa and that she would be "bitter and cold" with Donald Trump following the riots on the Capitol. "Mrs. Trump is no longer First Lady. She is a private citizen, mother and wife. The sources of this article are not affiliated with her," tweeted the office of Barron Trump's mother, responsible for managing her post affairs. -presidence. "The CNN correspondent, who chose to publish false gossip, illustrates the unhealthy obsession of the media," one can read.
Melania Trump annoyed by Jill Biden
While Jill Biden, the wife of the new American head of state, continues to make the front pages of magazines, she is annoyed by the great attention paid to her successor. Yet Melania Trump has often refused to grant interviews, according to two people who worked with her, interviewed by CNN. The former First Lady now blames her communication hiccups on her former staff and the heads of newspapers and channels. Melania Trump has reportedly recently expressed her displeasure at not having had "more media opportunities" and that her former staff were not "accommodating enough" to her needs.
