Melania Trump refuses to share bed with President Trump, insider reveals
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Mar 22nd 2017 8:34AM
After a February report claimed Melania Trump was "miserable' in her White House role, new details have emerged about the sleeping habits of the president and first lady.
According to a new US Weekly report, multiple insiders claim the first lady refuses to share a bed with her husband -- even when they are in the same location.
One family source says Melania Trump "does not keep hidden from everyone around her how miserable she is."
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There is some discrepancy between source accounts. One source claims they "have separate bedrooms" and "never spend the night together -- ever." Another source, though, says the couple sleeps in the same room, but keeps separate beds.
"Melania wants as little to do with Donald as possible," the family source says, according to US Weekly. "She is not interested in Donald, the presidency or anything involving him."
Since assuming the role of first lady, Melania Trump has played host to the wives of foreign leaders during their trips to the U.S., discussed her immigrant background at a women's lunch in Washington on International Women's Day and overseen the reopening of White House tours.
President Trump and then-Melania Knauss met at a 1998 Fashion Week party, and their union has been a highly-talked about relationship ever since. Recently, An eyebrow-raising moment at Trump's inauguration prompted the #FreeMelania hashtag when Melania's face immediately shifted to one of distraught and worry as her husband turned away from her.
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