Melania and Ivanka Trump secret feud put on display for all to see: She does not give me respect

A new tell all book apparently peels back the facade of First Lady Melania Trump. Her former close friend Stephanie Winston Wolkoff opens up in the upcoming memoir titled, “Melania and Me: The Rise and Fall of My Friendship with the First Lady.”

A source stated that, “Melania just flat out refused to move to Washington DC until it had been completely redesigned and revamped.”

In addition, “She was not prepared to use the same bathroom as the Obamas or anyone else for that matter – it wouldn’t matter if it was the Queen of England.”

Mrs. Trump was said to have thought “everything was old and shabby” and more upset about the decor than of “allegations of her husband’s alleged infidelity.”

President Donald Trump also reportedly wanted his inauguration to look like a North Korean military parade. “I want tanks and choppers. Make it look like North Korea,” he claimed as Winston Wolkoff wrote: “He really wanted goose-stepping troops and armored tanks? That would break tradition and terrify half the country.”

Plus the publication said to claim, “Melania complained that Ivanka was always competing with her for his attention, as if she knew better and was more capable of being the First Lady.”

 Beyond that, “Melania spoke out against Ivanka’s incessant need to involve herself in just about everything in the White House, even if it didn’t concern her. She would always find some way to meddle, someway to make her point be heard.”

And expressed, “Melania said Ivanka has not shown her the respect a First Lady deserves and is constantly trying to steal the spotlight by overstepping her boundaries and behaving like her father’s most trusted confidant a la The Apprentice.”

As well as, “Behind Ivanka’s back, Melania would often grumble to her inner circle that there’s only one First Lady and that her husband was the person elected, not his entire family,”

Melania Trump’s chief of staff and spokesperson Stephanie Grisham announced, “This book is not only wildly self-aggrandizing, it’s just not truthful. It is an exercise in bizarre twisting of the truth and misguided blame for the sake of self-pity. It’s unfortunate and concerning that she’s overstated their friendship and her very brief role in the White House to this degree.”