A day after Melania Trump acknowledged the fact you all think it's ironic she's campaigning to combat cyberbullying, it's now being claimed she's 'furious' over the '24/7 tornado' her life has become since entering the White House.
A source close to the First Lady has told People: 'What's happening is exactly what she didn't want to happen.
'They've literally become like the Kardashians: scandals, divorces, headlines.'
Since the First Family entered the White House 14 months ago, her family has been stung by a series of controversies – from the 'grab 'em by the p*ssy' comment and investigations into Russia's alleged involvement with the election, to Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels affair allegations, and more recently Donald Trump Jr.'s alleged relationship with singer Aubrey O'Day.
As a result, it's widely believed Melania wishes she could go back to life before her husband became president.
In September 2015, Melania told People that she filled her free time by playing tennis, doing Pilates and reading magazines. Caring for her son Barron was also her top priority
Before Trump's election win, Melania said she loved nothing more than helping her son with his homework and taking him to after-school activities.
'She was able to do whatever she wanted and have her family with her much of the time,' claims the source, adding that Melania regularly visited her husband's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
She would 'shop, use the spa and have her family dine outside with her'.
'No one was paying attention to her two years ago,' a source says. 'They went about their day. Now it's a 24/7 tornado. She hates it.'
The source explained that the First Lady is introverted and someone who 'just wants to do her own thing'.
The publication previously reported Melania and Donald have separate bedrooms at their Bedminster, New Jersey, home because Melania 'wants her own privacy', according to a source. However, author Michael Wolff recently claimed the pair also have separate bedrooms at the White House.
The source concluded that: 'There's not a lot of peaceful downtime. They are as a couple exactly how you think they would be: complete opposites. So this lifestyle doesn't work for her.'
Someone give Melania a hug.
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