Media: Melania Trump was jealous of Jill Biden's popularity
'18.02.2021'
Source: Metro
Former first lady of the United States Melania Trump was jealous of the popularity of her successor Jill Biden in the press, writes Metro.
After 45th President Donald Trump was acquitted and in a second impeachment case, she is said to have been "irritable and cold" towards him after they left the White House.
Sources said CNNthat the former model laments the positive media coverage of Mrs Biden, who was photographed last week with her husband, President Joe Biden, for the cover of People magazine. The couple also recorded a broadcast of the Super Bowl message over the weekend.
Stephanie Winston Volkoff, who was previously a senior adviser to Melania Trump, told CNN that the former first lady did not appear on the covers not because of media bias - Melania is extremely confidential.
“She deliberately didn't use the press as a defense mechanism,” Volkoff said.
Melania Trump has deliberately kept a low profile and declined to be interviewed, but now apparently disagrees with this tactic. She left the White House with the lowest first lady popularity rating in poll history.
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Some of her staff members quit due to the riots at the US Capitol, and she did not write her own thank-you notes before stepping down as first lady. Trump did not arrange for Jill Biden to tour the White House, which is a long tradition between departing and arriving first ladies, and they reportedly did not communicate. In addition, the Trumps did not attend Biden's inauguration.
After the end of the presidency, the couple returned to Florida with their 14-year-old son. Sources say Melania Trump has returned to a life free of politics and Congress.
One said, “She goes to the spa, dines, and back to the spa, and dines with Donald on the patio. Repeats this day after day. "
Melania Trump is reportedly opening the former first lady's new office and hopes to resume her Be Best campaign for children.
