They never spend the night together ever

[kpete]

“Melania,” a family source alleges in the new issue of Us Weekly, “does not keep hidden from everyone around her how miserable she is”… even on the rare occasions when they sleep in the same city. “They have separate bedrooms,” says another Trump insider. “They never spend the night together — ever”…Upset with the former reality star for trapping her in a life she despises, “Melania wants as little to do with Donald as possible,” explains the family source.



Once the obligatory photo op was complete, she, Donald and their 11-year-old son, Barron, boarded Marine One, POTUS’ helicopter, which whisked them away to their Palm Beach, Florida, estate, Mar-a-Lago. Aboard the chopper — and away from the public eye — Melania dropped the act. And Donald’s hand. “Melania,” a family source alleges in the new issue of Us Weekly, “does not keep hidden from everyone around her how miserable she is.”

That includes the presi­dent himself. Multiple sources claim that the former fashion model — who’s currently living 200 miles away from Washington, D.C., in NYC’s Trump Tower while Barron finishes the school year — refuses to share a bed with Donald even on the rare occasions when they sleep in the same city. “They have separate bedrooms,” says another Trump insider. “They never spend the night together — ever.” (A third source says the couple do sleep in the same room but keep separate beds: “It’s very ‘royal’ of them!”)

Upset with the former reality star for trapping her in a life she despises, “Melania wants as little to do with Donald as possible,” explains the family source. “She is not interested in Donald, the presidency or anything involving him.” A rep for Melania denies the claims telling Us, "It’s unfortunate that you are going to feature unnamed 'sources' that have provided fictional accounts."


the rest:
http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/donald-trump-and-first-lady-melania-keep-separate-bedrooms-w473116

[MFM008]

1. I read this

I wouldn't sleep anywhere near this bloated greasy lump of play dough.

Divorce number 3 in 5....4......3......

[progressoid]

3. I expect the divorce to happen after he's out of office.

[TheBlackAdder]

32. I thought she was going to leave him after the campaign, and is now trapped by his winning.

[sunonmars]

2. Well then divorce him and save everybody millions.

[Jonny Appleseed]

4. :'(

[progressoid]

11. Oh My Dog!

I've never seen that before.

(I was drinking heavily that day)

[MFM008]

53. Watching

The jaw muscles it looks like he says 2 words.
Fk u?

[Arkansas Granny]

15. And that says it all.

I wonder what Trump had to say about that clip, because you know he has seen it.

[Angry Dragon]

21. worth a thousand words

[Kimchijeon]

23. Aww ☹️

I actually do feel sorry for her.

[tazkcmo]

31. Don't

She got paid and apparently it was worth it.

[lunatica]

43. My take on what he said is

If you look carefully you see Ivanka just behind Melania give him a cute eyebrow raise with a big smile and I believe he threw her a kiss. Melania knew what he was doing because she's aware of his hots for his daughter.

[GoCubsGo]

59. I saw that, too.

Ick!!!

[progressoid]

5. She's clearly miserable around him.

[MFM008]

6. so is sane America.........

........

[Cosmocat]

16. YEP - and what was lost in the "access hollywood video"

is that had to have been one of the most public embarrassments a wife has had in our lives ...

[tazkcmo]

33. I don't know

Watching your husband being impeached for a bj is pretty high up there.

[anneboleyn]

44. Yeah, agreed. I always think of Jackie too -- although I guess most of the "dirt" came out later.

But damn Jackie suffered.

[tazkcmo]

47. Yeah, Jackie was the first

The first FLOTUS in the age of television. I don't count Mamie Eisenhower as TV was still spreading out during the 50's.

[mythology]

48. The difference is in the consent

Trump bragged about committing sexual assault. I'm not a woman, but I would regard sexual assault as worse.

[tazkcmo]

51. ok n/t

[snooper2]

36. She may be happy with one of the secret service agents

Like Drumpfs last wife screwed around with a body guard...

[anneboleyn]

45. Marla? I hope Melania IS getting some on the side. Trump is a disgusting giant scumbag. That thing

naked is just a terrifying thought.

[Ilsa]

7. She should get a lawyer if she's that lonely.

No reason to live in a loveless, sexless marriage with a partner who disrespects you.

[tazkcmo]

35. She has billions of reasons.

According to her husband.

[crazycatlady]

49. She'd probably be left pennyless

I'm sure there's an iron clad prenup

[csziggy]

52. He would not only leave her pennyless, he would take her son away from her

And probably never let her see Barron again. I suspect that is why she stays.

[Ilsa]

60. I wonder if she could get him away, maybe to her parents

in eastern Europe. Yeah, she would be penniless.

But maybe she can make him mad enough at her for him to give up.

[canetoad]

67. Nah, her parents

live in or near Trump tower.

[maxsolomon]

69. Her parents live in the US

And nowhere in Europe is safe from *'s Russian allies

[crazycatlady]

61. I thought Marla raised Tiffany

And he barely saw her. My assumption would be the same style. He's clearly not interested in his kids until they're old enough to work for him.

[Hekate]

72. Tiffany's an odd case. I saw the way she was shuffled to the edges at the RNC...

There's an old saying about an unwelcome relative ahowing up and being treated "like the bastard at a family picnic." Ivana's offspring are a primary unit -- no others need apply.

I wonder (based on fleeting items of gossip) whether Marla's alimony only lasted untl Tiffany was out of college, or age 21, or the like. Tiffany may be hoping for a good job in the family empire, but I wonder if it will ever be forthcoming or if she is getting played like so many other Trump job applicants have been.

During the RNC I felt that of all of them, Tiffany should learn to count her blessings that she was raised 3,000 miles away from that nest of vipers. For her sake I hope so.

[kskiska]

62. He wouldn't want the kid

He had nothing to do when the others were growing up. Besides, he may be evidence of his bad genes, and he could never tolerate the thought. Maybe that's why Barron has his own floor in the golden palace.

[Ilsa]

66. I think he would threaten her with that, but doesn't really want to raise him.

Barron is getting old enough to decide who he wants to live with. I bet he'd choose Mom.

[JenniferJuniper]

79. Not pennyless by a long shot.

Her attorneys would work out a nice fat settlement with a confidentiality agreement and she'll agree never to say a bad word about him.

[Hekate]

68. One word: prenup. Tinyhands is a mean bastard.

[jrthin]

8. Well damm it, leave him

She's not like the American people who are stuck with his evil ass until some sort of impeachment frees us from him. She can leave.

[Warpy]

9. Ever take the Newport Tour?

Ever visit palaces turned museums in Europe? One of the first things the extremely rich and powerful men did was decamp to their own bedrooms. It made affiars much easier to have and the wife was usually happy with the arrangement since she could get a good night's sleep without listening to him snore or getting stabbed by his toenails.

This doesn't surprise me at all.

[anneboleyn]

38. Honestly this was standard even when you DID have a "love match" (I am not talking about Trump!)

It was the standard for centuries for many reasons, even with "love matches," including standard palace and castle security, and honestly it wasn't a recent phenomenon or just for affairs (hell the flagrant kings had their own entire palaces with their official and not-official mistresses -- see Louis XV who actually bankrupted France and left his hapless grandson to take the fall for his incessant womanizing and flagrant spending. Everyone including his wife and their husbands knew about every single one of his royal mistresses -- such as the famous Madame Pompadour who was very powerful politically).

Queens and aristocratic wives had their own affairs too of course -- generally this wasn't frowned upon UNLESS it was seen as a political move to undermine the king, as it was (and worked) in certain famous cases, or if the King decided to act like this was a problem for another reason (Henry VIII's lies about my namesake Queen Anne Boleyn having multiple affairs including with her own brother (ridiculous), which under Tudor law justified her execution based on treason -- oh and they accused her of witchcraft as well -- most historians think that Anne never had any affairs while they were married. She likely had an affair (she was not married; Wyatt was) earlier in her life with the famous Tudor poet Thomas Wyatt. He was accused but not convicted in the trial of Anne. He couldn't believe that he wasn't executed).

Sorry to drone on. I'm a medievalist (well Med/Ren), and I always fall into this habit!

Of course none of this applies to the traitor to Russia. He is no aristocrat, and I hope Melania escapes as soon as possible. Trump barely even acknowledges Barron. That kid is going to have things to say about Daddy.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

10. Would you sleep with that mess?

[Cosmocat]

12. No shit

she is painfully miserable, has been from moment one of this clown show.

[Wellstone ruled]

13. That has to be one Hell of A Nightmare.

She damn well knows were the door is,Sister,get your hinny out of there.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

14. She's 46 years old.

Which by the Madman's standards is probably way past the expiration date.

He's probably looking to exchange her in for a newer model.

[crazycatlady]

50. Yeah and Putin picked out a hot blonde Russian girl

That's why he's making deals with him

[synergie]

70. Operative word there being "girl".

[brooklynite]

17. Didn't the NATIONAL ENQUIRER just buy US?

[gratuitous]

22. I don't know about that

But if the Enquirer owns US magazine, this would be a dramatic departure from their usual fawning coverage of President Trump. Purely anecdotal, but every week or so when I'm in the checkout line at the market, I scan the headlines on the trashloids. I first noticed that Trump got good headlines back in December or so, which I thought unusual, because these papers routinely trash everyone. So I started checking back each time.

No bad Trump headlines. Ever. None.

If US magazine is owned by the Enquirer, a story critical of the Trumps would be a big departure from their usual strain of reporting. If the trashloids start slagging on Trump, it will signal a sea change in conservative attitude toward Glorious Leader.

[politicaljunkie41910]

76. Trump is supposed to be very close friends with the owner of the National Enquirer.

I've known that throughout the primaries and subsequent elections, so I wasn't surprised by all the Hillary and Bill hit jobs on their covers during the election. Afterwards, I was wondering what the Enquirer was going to do now that they didn't have Hillary and Bill to kick around. They still do articles on both of them, though not quite as many as they did prior to the election. Also, they have had a couple of stories on Trump on the cover since the election, though they were light on substance. My guess was that Trump likes publicity and will take his picture on the cover of a publication wherever he can get it.

[Charles Bukowski]

24. Did they?

That would explain the numerous covers featuring Ivanka, Eric, Melania, etc., that I've seen since the election. Fluff crap normalizing these evil wretches.

[anneboleyn]

40. Yes, NE owner is a friend of Trump. They ran all of the anti-Ted Cruz stories during the primary.

[brooklynite]

41. "Us Weekly Is Sold to National Enquirer Publisher"--New York Times

[Angry Dragon]

18. I thought Trump was such a HUUUUUUUUUUGE stud

[anneboleyn]

39. Snort. From his own mouth, of course. Because we all know that real "studs" have to tell everyone

how very studly they are -- always convincing.

[Kimchijeon]

19. Well that's not really surprising

She's probably just hanging in there for the inheritance, I would guess she had to sign a horrible prenup.

[lame54]

73. Imagine the fight his kids are going to give her

[Hula Popper]

20. Thought I saw Melanoma in

a You Tube video Puttin on the Ritz.......
She got what she wanted!

[MicaelS]

25. Don't feel any sympathy for her.

She had to know what she was getting into marrying him.

[politicaljunkie41910]

83. Neither do I. She had a choice and she chose a lifestyle that he could provide her.

Also, there's reason to believe that SHE trapped him, because she was pregnant when they got married. He told that story on the Howard Stern Show.

I have no empathy for her because not only did she know what she was getting before hand; after all the man was known for his adulterous affairs and also, for his prenup agreements which stiffed his previous ex-wives. These type of women always think that their pu$$y is made of gold only to find out their's is just like all the rest, nothing special. Or like a certain talk show host used to say, "you are just a warm place to put it".

Also, during their trip to Mar-a-Lago last week, her parents went with them. One of the commentators called attention to the fact that the couple who had just come off the plane and got into the secret service vehicle was Melania's parents. They were dressed like they were Hollywood celebrities, and were waving to the crowd as they approached their vehicle and got in. I thought to myself, they look like they've done this before.

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

26. I still don't feel sorry for her.

She went on television and helped perpetrate the Birther lie that her husband was touting.

[TheBlackAdder]

27. When she goes out of view, I wonder if Trump belted her and she waits for the swelling to go down.

[Thomas Hurt]

28. IMHO

Donnie is an abusive control freak. He thinks he owns her. Hence the looking over her shoulder when voting.

She is property.

[tazkcmo]

37. If she's property

Then she signed the title over. She got paid.

[tallahasseedem]

80. I agree

I also wouldn't be surprised if he threatened her family.

[mzteaze]

29. I'm officially...

I'm officially dubbing this the "Marie Antoinette" administration. They waste tons of money on a variety of scams and cons on the American citizens. Even with their sham marriage. So I guess the "temporary" status of her staying in NYC means she's NEVER moving to DC.

All charged back to the taxpayers....

[NurseJackie]

30. I'm trying to feel sorry for her ... but I can't. Nope. Nothing there.

[KatyMan]

34. No sympathy

She was a birther, a grifter and is costing us taxpayers millions of dollars. Not gonna fall for this poor little angel act, she's a pig and fuck her poor "feelings". She'd sell every one of us down the river to advance herself.

[Pacifist Patriot]

42. Trapped how? Call a divorce attorney.

They advertise everywhere!

[milestogo]

46. Well, I hope she has a lover.

[JDC]

54. I thought they "had sex every night"

I know lots of rich folks that have two master / his and her's suites, bathrooms, etc.

[dembotoz]

57. just not with each other perhaps

[JDC]

58. Good point

[Bengus81]

55. Usually I don't belive the rag magazines but this....I'll do belive.

Hell....she has NO problem being away from that asshat week after week. I'm sure she is watching a countdown clock as to when school is out and she'll have to spend the summer with that POS at the WH.

My guess is she'll be in Florida most of the time.

[GoCubsGo]

56. Well, you know, Melania, you COULD divorce him.

Nobody is forcing you to stay in your marriage. Time to get the hell out. Take the kid and go if you are that miserable. Sheesh.

[NurseJackie]

71. She probably has a prenup agreement that compounds monthly...

... the longer she stays, the more she'll eventually earn for her trouble.

I wonder if she keeps a "secret diary"? She could just write a tell-all book and be set for life.

[crazycatlady]

75. I wonder if writing books is in the prenup

Something tells me Marla would have done this.

[NurseJackie]

82. Or she could write a work of (ahem) "fiction" about Ronald Crump and his mail-order bride Tanya.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

[kskiska]

63. Maybe she farted

Donald proudly tells Howard Stern that he has never heard Melania fart and has never been aware of any of her bowel movements. Because who could ever stand a woman who passes gas.

[CTyankee]

64. I don't care. Too worried about my own health and DT blowing us all up....

[nolabear]

65. I wouldn't give a tinker's damn if it wasn't costing us a fortune.

Jesus, this is more like a creepy little monarchy every day.

[Skittles]

74. LOL

harder to hide the fact that they are separated now

I detest gold diggers and the people marry them - two people using each other

[matt819]

77. Sounds like a sham marriage

So she could become a citizen sounds like immigration fraud to me.

[underthematrix]

78. I'm gonna retweet this because it is humiliating to Trump

Melania doesn't give a shit. Gurl is getting paid and she should given what she has to endure. Can you imagine . . . nevermind. I don't want anyone to get sick

[Buns_of_Fire]

81. "If you marry for money, you'll wind up earning every penny of it."

Corollary: "Never marry for money. You can borrow it cheaper."

(Both attributed to several people, so I'll just drop them here as universal truisms. That said, the mere thought of Jabba the Orange drooling and sweating and groping and panting and slobbering all over me will probably give me nightmares -- and I'm a guy. )

[aikoaiko]

84. There are a lot worse things than being lonely or sleeping in separate beds.

I don't have good or bad feelings toward Melania. She made choices and everything is looking about as good as can be expected.