Melania Trump (53), the wife of the former president of the United States, Donald Trump (77), has recently been rarely seen in public.
That’s why she didn’t show up
During the Christmas celebration of the Trump family at Mar-a-Lago in Florida, she was also not present. You could see that in the family’s Christmas photo published on Instagram by Kimberly Guilfoyle (54), the fiancee of Donald Trump Jr. (45).
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Here you could see Donald together with he and Melania’s common son, Barron (17). Also Ivanka Trump (42), together with her husband Jared Kushner (42) and their children were present.
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Last week, a source claimed Fox News that the 53-year-old did not celebrate Christmas with her family at all – because she prioritized being with her sick mother.
Now Donald confirms the claims during a speech from the New Year’s celebration at Mar-a-Lago. A video from the speech has been published on X (formerly Twitter).
Amalija Knavs pictured with daughter Melania and Donald Trump outside the White House in 2018. Show more
– Right now she is in the hospital with her mother. Her mother Amalija Knavs (78) is very ill, hopefully she will recover, says the former president from the stage.
Furthermore, he says that Amalija is being treated at a hospital in Miami.
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– Hopefully it will work out, but it’s tough, it’s very tough, says the 77-year-old, who was just talking to his wife on the phone.
– We hope that Amalija gets better as quickly as possible.
Donald does not specify how ill she is.
2024-01-01 20:19:50
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