The Trump biographer claims that President and Melania are “separated” and do not live from traditional marriage agreements

The biographer Michael Wolff said that President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were essentially “separated” after she reports that she has spent less than two weeks in the White House since the president's inauguration.

Wolff, who has written several books for the president over the years, made the comments on Tuesday The daily animal Podcast.

“They clearly in no way inhabit a marriage when we define marriage,” said Wolff in response to the question of host Joanna Coles, to what extent the first lady is involved in Trump's second government.

“And I think we can say more specifically that they live a separate life,” Wolff continued. “They are separated. The President of the United States and the First Lady are separated.”

Steven Cheung, Communication Director of the White House The independent.

“He is a nonsense of the highest order, and his brain with Trump Derangement-Syndrome has caused him to conduct miserable existence without reality,” said Cheung.

The speculations about the couple's marriage were widespread in the White House in view of Melania's rare appearances.

Since Trump returned to office on January 20, Melania has spent less than 14 days in the White House, so The New York Times. This estimate could be “generous”, the outlet reported, citing sources.

In the past few months, First Lady has made a handful of appearances in addition to her husband, including the funeral of the late Pope Francis on the day before her 55th birthday and the annual Easter egg roles of the White House on the South Lawn.

When the President and First Lady returned in the United States after the funeral on Melania's birthday, the couple went their separate ways, with Melania walking in a car while President Marine Eins rose.

In a seat interview with Fox & friends Before the inauguration, Melania gave an insight into how she approached first lady for the second time.

“I'll be in the White House,” she said when asked when she was asked where she wanted to spend most of the time. “And if I have to be in New York, I will be in New York. If I have to be beach in Palm, I'll be beach in Palm.”

Her priority, she said, was “a mother” for Barron, now 19, and “to be a first lady to be a woman”.

Two people who are familiar with the thinking of first lady Just That she was “deeply scared” by the two attempts at attacks in Trump's life last summer. Melania “was already concerned about the security of her family and was for years,” they told the newspaper.

Paolo Zampolli, the former modeling agent, who discovered Melania for the first time in Milan in 1995 and presented her in 1998 in the New York Kit Kat Club Trump, said that the claims about the absence of first lady from the White House were misleading.

“She loves the White House,” said Zampolli, the reigning US special representative for global partnerships. “And she loves the role as our first lady serves.”