Former president Donald Trump's wife, Melania, was not in attendance at his post-arrest speech at Mar-a-Lago. Details:
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on Tuesday that the chances of him being put behind bars are unlikely. “I can’t say for absolute 100 percent certainty there can’t be jail because on the books, he can go to jail,” Aidala stated, before adding, “I do not see a scenario where Donald Trump spends one minute in jail.” Donald and Melania tied the knot in 2005 and welcomed their son one year later. The former model’s relationship with her husband has allegedly been strained in the past. “She is very, very unhappy with her life,” a family insider exclusively toldFor access to all our exclusive celebrity videos and interviews –
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