The recent release of the book “American Woman: The Transformation of the Modern First Lady, from Hillary Clinton to Jill Biden” has stirred up controversy surrounding Melania Trump’s infamous jacket that bore the words “I really don’t care, do u?”. According to the author, Kate Rogers, Melania’s choice of attire was allegedly aimed at her husband’s eldest daughter, Ivanka Trump. The book suggests that Melania sought revenge against Ivanka for allegedly attempting to assume control of the White House’s East Wing, envisioning it as a space catering to the entire First Family rather than solely the First Lady.
“She was aware that her husband had suggested that his eldest daughter would be helping to share the responsibilities of being First Lady, and this was not a development that pleased her,” Rogers wrote.
Rogers claims that Melania was displeased with the prospect of Ivanka sharing the responsibilities of the First Lady, a notion suggested by her husband. Melania’s alleged discontent with this development prompted her to convey a message through her jacket, as per the book.
However, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a longtime friend of Melania Trump, contradicts this narrative. In a statement on X (formerly Twitter), she asserted that Melania was not sending a message to Ivanka. Wolkoff, who claims to have been Melania’s best friend for over a decade, described Melania as soulless and accused her of using their friendship for personal gain. She emphasized the importance of truth in the matter, dismissing other interpretations as mere speculation.
The disagreement over the jacket reportedly led to a confrontation between Donald and Melania Trump. Stephanie Grisham, quoted in the book, revealed that the couple was summoned to the president’s office, where they faced his anger. Subsequently, it was decided that the official explanation for the controversial jacket would be that Melania was addressing the media directly.
According to the book, Donald and Melania Trump engaged in heated arguments while in the White House. One such dispute arose when Melania discovered that her husband had allegedly paid off Stormy Daniels to keep silent about their alleged affair before the 2016 election. Melania, angered by this revelation, sought her own form of revenge.
During a trip with Grisham, Melania apparently wanted to communicate her anger to the president. Grisham recounted the incident, stating that Melania aimed to humiliate Trump by removing the jacket. The book suggests that Melania’s actions were a response to her feelings of betrayal and anger over the Stormy Daniels scandal.
The intricate details of Melania Trump’s motivations, relationships, and actions as portrayed in “American Woman” present a complex picture of the former First Lady. The conflicting narratives from the author, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, and other insiders contribute to the ongoing speculation and discussions surrounding Melania’s time in the White House.
