Melania Trump Scorches Tell-All Author Stephanie Grisham As 'Troubled And Deceitful'
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The former White House press secretary said she expected such attacks but says the former first lady "knows that I have ... receipts to show that I’m bei...
Former first lady Melania Trump slammed her onetime chief of staff Monday over her new memoir, calling Stephanie Grisham a “deceitful and troubled individual.”
Excerpts from Grisham’s book, “I’ll Take Your Questions Now: What I Saw at the Trump White House,” to be published Tuesday, have been hugely embarrassing for the Trump family.
Grisham, who became the first lady’s chief of staff after serving as White House press secretary, wrote about then-President Donald Trump’s “terrifying” temper in a chaotic White House. She wrote that he had a creepy, “unusual interest” in one of her assistants. Grisham also said that an aide feared the Trumps, with all the grown children and spouses in tow, would “look like the Beverly Hillbillies” when they met Queen Elizabeth in 2019.
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