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Melania Trump wants to be first lady again, ‘closer than ever’ to Donald: Report

Melania Trump: On Donald Trump's legal woes, Melania has not commented so far.

Published on: May 11, 2023, 13:37:42 IST
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Donald and Melania Trump are “closer than ever”, a report claimed as the former US President mounts his presidential campaign amid numerous legal troubles. “Melania is now fully on board with the campaign, after his daughter Ivanka Trump stepped back from the spotlight, and she wants to serve as first lady again,” a source told Page Six.

Former US President Donald Trump walks with first lady Melania Trump. (Reuters)
Former US President Donald Trump walks with first lady Melania Trump. (Reuters)

Donald Trump is “really beaming next to Melania", the report added, saying that “the couple seems . . . more bonded than ever. Friends say that Melania’s stepping up — while Ivanka and Jared [Kushner] have stepped aside — has made [Trump] more confident than ever.”

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“Trump says Melania will be by his side during the campaign more than she was last time," Page Six reported.

Earlier this week, Melania Trump told Fox News that if she returned her "focus would continue to be creating a safe and nurturing space for children to learn, grow and thrive.”

On Donald Trump's legal woes, Melania has not commented so far. This week, the former US President was ordered to pay $5 million to columnist E. Jean Carroll after a jury found him guilty of sexual abuse and defamation.

 
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