Stephanie Winston Wolkoff hasn't said her last word. The author of Melania and me – shocking book in which she makes shattering statements about Melania Trump, lifts the veil on a compromising SMS allegedly sent to him by the former First Lady of the United States. As a reminder, the former collaborator of Donald Trump's wife was sacked from the White House in February 2018, accused of having extorted more than $ 20 million from the US state during the inauguration of the former US president. A scandal that resurfaced almost three years later, and against which the communicator is determined to defend herself. Latest revelation: a message sent to him by the ex-Slovenian-American model at the time she was made redundant.
The former friend of Melania Trump has revealed the contents on Twitter, Wednesday 10 February 2021: "I talk to the lawyers and they say it is risky to work under this contract. It’s risky for you and it’s risky for the White House. And we had better stop there. We won't say anything. We don't tell anyone. Okay ? I hope it won't come out ", Melania Trump would have written to him. And add: "Today nobody, nobody asks for anything. Okay? So that's why, it's like you weren't fired." Explicit words, which could further tarnish the reputation of the Trump couple, as the Department of Justice filed a complaint against Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, accusing him of violating a confidentiality agreement.
"She secretly recorded our phone calls"
Will Melania Trump react to this tweet? Only the future will tell. Nevertheless, the former First Lady had wanted to break the silence in October 2020, through a text published on the White House site. “Someone who says they 'made' me when they barely knew me, someone who clung to me when my husband won the Presidency. She is a woman who has secretly recorded our phone calls, broadcasting a part out of context, then wrote a book of pure gossip to try to distort my image ", had she written in particular, as reported Paris Match.
Former First Lady Melania Trump knowingly abused her power (“It's risky to work under this type of contract”), escaped accountability (“It's not like you've been fired”), and asked for loyalty (“We not say to anybody anything ). Guess what? I was SET UP and took the FALL for all. pic.twitter.com/8pnxZiprGO
– Stephanie Winston Wolkoff (@SWinstonWolkoff) February 10, 2021
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