"Us Weekly" : Melania Trump Is ‘Miserable’ as First Lady

While her husband, Donald Trump, wields his power as president, first lady Melania Trump is struggling with the realities of her new role and the scrutiny that comes with it, insiders reveal in the new issue of Us Weekly. It was Donald's," Trump family friend and stylist Phillip Bloch tells Us. "Melania says she's most happy at Mar-a-Lago," says a source close to the first lady. According to a family source, not even Barron can get her out the gold-plated front door. "Melania is unhappy with how her life ended up," alleges a family source.


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Melania Trump and the Art of Being the First Lady

By preferring to live in the palatial Trump Tower, Mrs. Trump is not only costing taxpayers millions of unnecessary dollars but also inconveniencing her fellow New Yorkers by, say, causing the elimination of essential bus stops. If Mrs. Trump has reasons she does not want to sacrifice in service to this country, that's personal, not feminist. BETH DOLLINGERHorseheads, N.Y.To the Editor:My guess is that Melania Trump would not want to accept a salary, and not because she isn't "liberated." Never underestimate the ultimate freedom of not being paid for (optional) work. CHARLOTTE V. HENSHAWPittsboro, N.C.To the Editor:Re "The Reluctant First Lady" (Sunday Styles, Feb. 19), about Melania Trump and predecessors:While is true that presidential wives other than Mrs. Trump were reluctant to live in the White House, their absence did not place the same huge burden on the taxpayers. MARCI DOSOVITZPhiladelphiaTo the Editor:Given the Trump phenomenon, in which everything is for sale, I wonder what we will see next — musty old busts and furniture from the White House on eBay?

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