- Donald Trump has lost the White House and now he may lose his wife too.
First Lady reticent and unconventional, Melania is in fact contemplating a divorce.
No move is expected shortly: until January, the former model, according to rumors, will remain next to her husband to avoid him "yet another humiliation" public, but in the meantime working to define in detail the terms of his release.
"He's counting the minutes ...", says former White House adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman.
It's no secret that Donald and Melania's marriage has been in trouble for some time, with the presidential couple sleeping in separate rooms in the White House as well as living separately at home in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue.
The First Lady on several occasions has shown her disapproval of her spouse with body language and clothing.
He never hid his dislike of Ivanka Trump, the president's favorite daughter, with his facial expressions.
Now, with the defeat in the elections, Melania is offered what many believe to be her real chance in life: cutting off relations with the Trump clan while ensuring that luxury to which she has long been accustomed and guaranteeing a future of well-being for her son. Barron.
Melania, according to rumors, could return to New York even if not immediately in January.
The First Lady could in fact stay in Washington until the end of Barron's school year, postponing the move to the Big Apple to the summer and the return to her normal life of lunches and dinners with friends.
However, it is not excluded that he may opt for Mar-a-Lago, Florida.
The decision on where to live is linked to the hypothetical divorce and where Trump will want to base.
It is not excluded that if the president chooses Florida as his residence, the First Lady will definitely point to New York, and vice versa.
To the uncertainty about the house is added that about Melania's future projects.
Her passion for design may prompt her to curate Trump's presidential library.
There are those who hypothesize one of his books and foresee that it may be even more successful than Michelle Obama's.
A story of the four years in the White House, with confidential details also on the family, could in fact be priceless for millions of Americans and would crown the #FreeMelania movement that many, even Trump's critics, have long dreamed of and hoped for.