Melania Trump Is Not Sharing A Bedroom With Donald Trump In The White House

She’s made up her mind and she is certainly not changing it. There’s heavy speculation that suggests Melania Trump wants to sleep in a separate bedroom whenever she visits her husband Donald Trump in the White House. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Melania Trump Is Not Sharing A Bedroom With Donald Trump In The White House

Melania Trump is not sharing a bedroom with her husband whenever she’s in Washington, D.C. But for anyone who has been paying attention to the couple’s marriage these last several years, they would’t be surprised.

Even Stormi Daniels testified in Donald Trump’s hush money case that the former New York businessman told her that he and Melania slept in separate bedrooms back in 2005 shortly after their son Barron Trump was born.

While Melania herself hasn’t made any comments about the matter, perhaps there’s just a very good chance that she wants to keep her distance from Donald. Now, that doesn’t mean that she doensn’t love him, but instead just wants to keep her independence in the bedroom.

Then again, it’s not like Melania is going to be spending a lot of time in Washington, D.C. anyway. There have been reports that say she still wants to live full time in West Palm Beach and visit her son Barron, who is now in college in New York City.

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What’s Next For Melania Trump And Her Marriage?

There’s a good chance that Melania is only going to be at The White House whenever she absolutely has to be there during important events. Other than that, she will just continue her life the way that it has been in Florida.

So far Melania Trump herself has not made any comments about the matter just yet.

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