Melania Repeatedly Rebuffed Donald Trump's Request For Campaign Support: Report

Former First Lady Melania Trump has reportedly rebuffed her husband Donald Trump‘s requests to join him on the 2024 campaign trail.

What Happened: The New York Times published a detailed profile on Wednesday, shedding light on Melania’s private life in the years following former President Trump’s departure from the White House.

Melania Trump has not only been absent from the campaign trail but also from Trump’s court appearances.

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Why It Matters: According to sources close to the Trump family, The Times reported that Melania’s limited public support for Trump does not reflect her private backing, as she continues to defend him behind closed doors. The report also added that Melania believes Trump has a good chance of winning the presidential race next year, despite the numerous legal challenges he is confronting.

Melania has not publicly commented on the campaign since her single interview with Fox News in May. In her May interview, she expressed full support for her husband’s bid for the presidency.

Meanwhile, Trump, last week, said that if he wins another term in the 2024 election, it will mark the end of his family’s service in the White House.

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