Melania Trump ready to divorce? Why she won't take any risks
Since the election of Joe Biden, rumor has been circulating about a possible desire on the part of Melania Trump to divorce her husband Donald. A hypothesis, in reality, hardly conceivable…
Since the announcement of Joe Biden's election as the 46th President of the United States, all eyes have been on Donald Trump and especially Melania, who will have hinted, during her husband's term, that she was in a hurry: to leave the White House to carry out other projects. Omarosa Manigault Newman, ex-collaborator of Donald Trump made it known in 2018, that the former model could well, by the way, divorce very quickly from her husband. In the book Unhinged, we can read that "Melania is counting the minutes that her husband has left before leaving the White House, so that he can finally divorce".
Melanie Trump, who is known to have renegotiated her prenuptial agreement with Donald Trump following his election in 2017, would make it a priority to protect their 14-year-old son Barron, whom Internet users do not spare. In the book The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump written by Mary Jordan, we can read - as reported by the Nicki Swift site - that Melania Trump has decided to renegotiate the papers signed during her marriage to Donald Trump for obtain "proof in writing of certain specifics regarding the inheritance" of their son, Barron Trump.
She doesn't want to take any risks for her son
She wanted him to be "treated like Trump's three older children." Divorce attorney Christina Previte confirmed to the Nicki Swift site that it appears Melania is "very concerned about Barron being pushed out of the family, which seems understandable given the strained relationship she has with him. [Donald's daughter] Ivanka". Melania Trump would be right to worry, considering how Eric, Ivanka and Donald Jr. are already treating young Tiffany Trump. “I suspect Melania is concerned that Barron will be left out of the family business like Tiffany was,” adds the lawyer. In addition, in the event of a divorce, Melania Trump would no longer have any right to control the finances of her potential ex-husband and the money he grants to their son.
