Tiffany Trump deemed too "fat" by her father: The explosive confidences of a former employee of her father
A former Donald Trump assistant abruptly resigned last year after sharing intimate details about the president's family in the press. Among them, unflattering comments about Tiffany Trump.
Donald Trump has publicly supported a book written by his former assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, who was fired from the White House last year after criticizing the president's daughters to reporters.
"Excellent new book from the former director of Oval Office Operations, Madeleine Westerhout, titled Off the Record," he tweeted Tuesday August 11th. “When I look at all the bogus books and garbage written about me, it's really nice to see a very intelligent and already wise young woman write an honest description of what happened in the White House during some extremely interesting times and important. "
He added: "So many great stories from someone who unlike most other so called writers was actually there, and part of the action (...) Go buy this book, a job well done!"
Not resentful ...
Madeleine Westerhout served as Donald Trump's personal secretary at the White House from 2017 to 2019, before being promoted to director of operations for the Oval Office in February last year.
However, she was asked to step down in August 2019 after sharing details about the president's private life with the press, according to Politico.
The young woman had made several comments during an unofficial dinner at her goff club in Bedminster, New Jersey, which took place with reporters covering the President's vacation. Over dinner, she reportedly told reporters that she had a better relationship with Mr Trump than her daughters Ivanka and Tiffany Trump. Additionally, she claimed Melania's husband felt his younger daughter Tiffany was overweight and didn't like being pictured next to her.
Days after Ms Westerhout resigned, Trump called her comments "a bit hurtful" and confirmed that he had been asked to step down to discuss his daughters with reporters.
However, he also praised his ex-employee, describing her as a "very good person" and said he "wished her good luck".
Not resentful, unlike his 26-year-old daughter who does not seem to have digested this affront ... and we understand it!
