Ex-Aide Predicts Future Of Donald And Melania Trump's Relationship
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Stephanie Winston Wolkoff weighed in on the former first lady's absence from the campaign trail.
A onetime friend and aide to Melania Trump predicted that the former first lady will continue to barely be present on the 2024 campaign trail, but that, ultimately, she and Donald Trump will never part ways.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff observed that Melania Trump has “not been by her husband’s side whatsoever” as he seeks a return to the White House.
“I would say, several years ago, she would have been there more,” she said on the “MeidasTouch Podcast.”
However, Winston Wolkoff theorized, since the former president’s conviction in his criminal hush money trial, his wife is “going to be around less and less.”
“He will continue to move forward. His base doesn’t need her there,” she continued. “But as far as Melania is concerned, she’s going to keep her head low. She’s going to only do what she wants to do. She and Donald, I do not believe, are ever, ever going to part ways.”
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