Melania Trump ‘counting down the minutes to divorce,’ says former adviser

Donald Trump has suffered a humiliating electoral defeat and a former aide has made explosive claims that things could be about to get much worse.

Donald Trump has suffered a loss that he will find humiliating in the US presidential election, but if sources close to America’s first family are to be believed, things could be about to get a lot worse for him in the near future.

His wife Melania is said to have burst into tears when her husband was elected in 2016. A friend said, “She never expected him to win.”

Since then, a source close to the couple has spoken of their “strange” relationship, and she has claimed – now that Joe Biden has defeated the president – it’s only a matter of time before Melania heads for the door.

Former aide to President Trump and The Apprentice star Omarosa Manigault Newman claimed the 15-year marriage was coming to an end, adding: “Melania is counting every minute until he is out of office and can get divorced.” , according to the Daily Mail.

He has written an explosive book, Unhinged, that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Trump administration and the president’s third marriage.

Speaking about the British TV show Lorraine’s book last month, Newman made several claims about the “very strange” relationship between the Trumps.

“It is a very strange marriage. I am very cautious when commenting on the dynamics of a marriage because you never know what happens behind closed doors,” she told the show.

“But I’ve known this couple since they were dating, they got married a year after The Apprentice aired.

“What I’ve observed in the last 17 years makes your head spin. Sometimes they like each other, but sometimes she (Melania Trump) feels repulsed by him.”

She said images that appeared to show the First Lady pushing her husband’s hand away as they exited Air Force One after last week’s presidential debate substantiated her claims.

In fact, over the years, there have been many clips showing the First Lady pulling her hand away from Trump’s grasp or grimacing at him, which immediately went viral and sparked a flurry of speculation about their relationship.

Newman claimed that the First Lady’s feelings for her husband were made clear when she appeared to pull her husband’s hand away when they disembarked from Air Force One after the final presidential debate.

Her decision to avoid much of the election campaign also attracted attention, as former First Ladies have traditionally been front and center in support of their husbands during election years.

Newman has been critical of the Trump presidency.

“After 20 years in politics, I can say that I am very saddened to see the division in our nation,” he said.

“I was hoping that we would unify the country in some way, but I can honestly tell you that Donald Trump has squandered that opportunity.”

“There is so much negativity in the country, I can’t wait to see new leadership and someone to take our country forward.”

Newman met Donald Trump and Melania Knauss in 2004 when he appeared on the reality show The Apprentice, which Trump hosted.

In early 2017, Omarosa was appointed Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the Public Liaison Office, but was fired in December of that year.

Former Vogue magazine executive Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, who was friends with the First Lady for 15 years before they feuded, has also made claims about Trump’s marriage.

“I think it’s a transactional marriage. Donald has a sweet arm,” Winston Wolkoff, a former senior adviser at Flotus, said in an interview with the BBC.

“Melania had two dynamic decades. She was a young model, not yet successful. She met Donald, got married, became a US citizen, had a child, and 10 years later she is the First Lady of the United States.” State “.

His comments come when his controversial and revealing book, Melania & Me: The Rise and Fall of My Friendship with The First Lady, was released on September 1.

The book has been criticized by a spokeswoman for Mrs. Trump, who said it was full of “falsehoods.”