Melania Trump: the strange habits of the First Lady revealed by her cleaning ladies
In a book revealing the secrets of Melania Trump released recently in the United States, a journalist found cleaning women in the service of the First Lady. The opportunity to discover the funny whims of Mrs. Trump on a daily basis.
Decidedly, The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump (The art of negotiation: the forbidden story of Melania Trump), the book signed by journalist Mary Jordan on the little secrets of Melania Trump is a real mine of 'gold. Two weeks ago, in the Washington Post, we discovered how Melania had managed to modify her marriage contract once installed in the White House.
Wishing to protect her son Barron in the event of his disappearance, the First Lady asked President Orange to sign an amendment to the contract specifying that Barron was the equal of his other children. Her daughter Ivanka appears in the book as Melania's number one enemy. "When Melania Trump demanded that her apartments be cleaned, Donald Trump's daughter demanded the same thing at the same time"
Melania Trump's housekeepers tell
In new excerpts from Mary Jordan's book published by Mercury News, readers discover a more human Melania than she appears in her official releases. Without going so far as to describe the First Lady as a warm being, Sandra Diaz and Victorina Morales – two housekeepers of the presidential couple – speak of a “respectful woman who, despite the language gap and her strict demands, always treated them with more respect. The two women talk about Melania Trump's hygiene issues.
A great user of self-tanner, the first lady cannot bear to find the orange traces on the white earthenware of the bathroom and made sure that everything had disappeared once the cleaning was done. Another whim of the First Lady: domestic workers can only access Melania Trump's apartments with latex gloves and blue fabric shoe covers. You always had to "leave perfect vacuum marks and leave the six cinnamon-scented candles by your computer untouched." So many directives that the two women were carrying out.
