Melania Trump is famously said to have burst into tears when her husband triumphed in 2016, with one friend saying: 'She never expected him to win'
After Trump’s loss, people take over social media to share how he got the full blow of 2020. Now, rumors on his divorce flood in. A bunch of photos shows how the former FLOTUS has been reluctant to hold his hand – hinting at her discomfort with him.
An insider imparted that she “never expected him to win” in 2016. Known to be a doting mother, she waited a few months before moving to Washington. The reason was speculated that their Barron ‘needed to finish school’.
However, Stephanie Wolkoff told a different story – Melania was making sure that the couple’s son received an equal share of the Trump empire.
A former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman claimed that she was planning to divorce as soon as she could.
She commented, “Melania is counting every minute until he is out of office and she can divorce.”
“If Melania were to try to pull the ultimate humiliation and leave while he’s in office, he would find a way to punish her.”
In the past couple of months, Melania was nowhere to be found near the limelight. She was beside Trump when he was being impeached earlier this year. Her presence had been inconsistent, and the internet has come up with a theory – Trump might have been using her body-double for the election campaigns.
The couple was known to have shared separate bedrooms in the White House, but Donald Trump had always claimed they shared a ‘great relationship’.
Behind her glamour and frosty smile, it is yet to figure out where Melanie is heading and how soon the divorce papers will be knocking at his door.
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