Vanessa is filing for divorce from President Trump's eldest son
The desire for consensual separation of the 40-year-old couple announced in a press release. The two have five children who, as they declared, "will remain their priority"
Donald Trump Jr, the eldest son of US President Donald Trump, and his wife Vanessa announced in a joint statement that they have decided to separate after filing for divorce in a New York court.
The couple said that "there will always be great respect for each other" and for their respective families. Donald Jr and Vanessa, both 40, married in 2005 and have five children who, they stressed, remain their top priority.
According to the American press, Mrs. Trump would have filed a request for mutual separation but rumors have been circulating for some time about the couple's marriage problems.
Donald Jr. has been actively involved in his father's presidential campaign and leads the family holding company alongside his brother Eric, 34, since the billionaire moved to the White House.
Last month Vanessa Trump was hospitalized after opening a letter with white powder that turned out to be non-dangerous. "I am grateful that Vanessa and my children are well and safe after this incredibly disturbing situation ... truly disgusted that certain people decide to express opposing views with such disturbing behavior," Donald Jr. commented after the accident.
The third marriage of his father, President Trump (the first two wives were Ivana Zelnickova and Marla Maples), is now in the spotlight since the news of his alleged relationship with the porn star Stormy Daniels and the current wife Melania spread. she was pregnant with her son Barron.
