Tiffany Trump again humiliated by her father Donald Trump
Tiffany Trump, whom the American media cruelly nicknamed "the unloved of the family", is struggling to find her place within the clan of her father, Donald Trump. A situation that is not likely to get better with the upcoming presidential campaign.
New blow for the eternally forgotten of the Trump clan. According to information from the American site Politico published on July 15, Tiffany Trump, the youngest daughter of Donald Trump, should not be part of her father's presidential campaign for his re-election in 2020.
At most, she should "appear occasionally at events." Nothing surprising for the one who has never had a big place in the family life of Trump. Daughter of Donald and American actress Marla Maples, the 25-year-old law student has often remained in the shadow of her half-brothers and half-sister.
While Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump all took part in their father's campaign or administration, for Tiffany, this presidency has only widened the already significant distance that separates her from her paternal family. “Since the investiture, Tiffany and her father have sometimes not spoken for months and she has spent a lot of time without seeing him, explained a relative to the American magazine People in 2018. The last time she was at a family event , it was awkward for her and she didn't really feel welcome."
Strained family relationships
A malaise which, according to another source close to the family, has its origins in the scandal born in the 90s when Donald Trump left his first wife Ivana (the mother of Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric) for Marla Maples.
Tiffany, who herself explained to People in 2016 that she rarely saw her father during her childhood, should therefore not be surprised at the place reserved for her. Perhaps she is even reassured: her appearance at the Republican National Convention during the 2016 campaign had made her "very nervous".
Last June, however, Tiffany surprised many people by taking part in Donald Trump's official trip to London. Accompanied by her brothers and her sister, she had even attended the gala dinner offered by Queen Elizabeth II!
