Donald Trump: Insider claims Melania has made deal 'not to be on first lady duty 24/7' if he wins

Could Melania Trump not be a full-time First Lady if Trump wins the election? Chances are, Yes! Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s first presidential debate last week has undoubtedly raised more questions about Biden’s proficiency as a president. He has regularly been hit with the claims that he’s too old for office and for doing a second term again. The June 27 debate has not helped his stance in any way.

This comes after the White House defended the viral videos of Biden freezing that took the internet by storm. Chances of Trump going in for a second term have slightly increased after the first presidential debate, reports Reuters.

Amidst this, an insider has revealed that Melania Trump may not be a full-time First Lady. Let’s explain what it means!

Donald Trump’s new deal with Melania Trump if he wins the elections revealed

A Trumpworld insider told Page Six that the former model has struck a deal with her former POTUS husband that she would not be a full-time First Lady if he were to win the elections again. Reports reveal Melania has decided to do so because of their son Barron Trump - who may attend NYU this year.

Despite being a highly active First Lady during Trump’s first term, Melania may have decided that this time around she would give her time, attention and support to Barron first before her duties as the First Lady.

Barron would be starting college and could be the son of president, he would need additional adjustment to college life and all the support from his mother. As such, the 54-year-old plans to spend some time with him every week or every month. The insider revealed:

Melania has made a deal with her husband that if he wins the presidency she will not have to be on first lady duty 24/7.

She’s a hands-on mother, and is already planning to spend part of every month — and potentially every week — in NYC. [If Barron attends, NYU]

Adding:

Barron has never been completely on his own before — and with the added stress of him being both a freshman in college and potentially the son of a president in a predominantly Democratic city, [Melania] wants to be close… The added attention he’ll get if his father is president worries Melania who is also concerned about the reaction at his school over Barron’s ever-present Secret Service [detail].

Melania Trump missing from Donald Trump’s first presidential debate

Contrary to Trump’s first term, Melania has notably been absent from much of his campaign stops this year and his Stormy Daniels court case. Last week, while Joe Biden was supported by Jill Biden during his first presidential debate, Melania’s absence was duly noted.

According to Newsweek, the absence has raised more questions than answers about Trump’s relationship with his wife. CNN confirmed that Melania was neither present in the studio nor traveled with Trump to Atlanta for the debate. However, she was seen with Trump at Barron’s high school graduation.

In 2016, she was present at all three Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton debates and in 2020, she was present at both the Trump v/s Biden debates.

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Sources Used

Reuters: 'I am absolutely voting for Donald Trump': Undecided voters react to Biden's debate performance

Page Six: ‘Hands-on mother’ Melania Trump has deal with Donald to not be ‘24/7′ first lady if he wins presidency

Newsweek: Melania Trump Missing as Jill Biden Attends Presidential Debate