"Us Weekly" : Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Keep Separate Bedrooms

On March 17, first lady Melania Trump, clad in a belted custom Alice Roi coatdress, Gianvito Rossi stilettos and Gucci sunglasses, strode across the White House lawn with her husband, Donald. "Melania," a family source alleges in the new issue of Us Weekly, "does not keep hidden from everyone around her how miserable she is."That includes the presi­dent himself. "They have separate bedrooms," says another Trump insider. Since assuming the role of first lady January 20, Melania has kept an extremely limited official schedule. Melania escorted Akie Abe, the Japanese prime minister's wife, around Palm Beach in February, but "only because she was going to be at Mar-a-Lago already," according to the family source.


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Donald & Melania Trump In Separate Bedrooms — Why They Sleep Apart

REX/ShutterstockMelania Trump and President Donald Trump have some distance between them…and we don't mean the miles between Trump Tower and the White House. Melania Trump, 46, and husband President Donald Trump, 70, spend most of their time apart since he took office in January 2017, but a new report claims that the married couple barely interact when they're together, either! It's to the point that they allegedly sleep in separate bedrooms when they're in the same building. Even when they're together, the powerful couple allegedly sleep in separate beds, according to a new report! But despite the fact that she doesn't see her husband very often, it's apparently not seldom enough for her tastes:"[Melania and Donald] have separate bedrooms," the source told US Weekly.

Report: Melania & Donald Trump Sleep In Separate Rooms — Is Marriage In Trouble?

Melania Trump primarily remained in the background during President Donald Trump's campaign and now presidency. Melania Trump is currently living in New York City with the son she facebook/" target="_blank">shares with the President, Barron (who just turned 11), while he finishes up the school year. RELATED: My Husband And I Sleep In Separate Rooms And We're Happily MarriedBut apparently, even when the First Lady is with her husband, they still remain in separate rooms. A source close to the Trump family spoke to Us Weekly saying, "They have separate bedrooms. According to a study conducted in 2013 at Toronto's Ryerson University, 30% to 40% of couples sleep in separate beds!


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