President-elect Donald Trump recently confirmed that his Wife Melania Trump and son Barron Trump will not be joining him in the White House. In a report by the Independent, when Trump was asked if Melania would stay in the white house, he said "Very soon. Right after he finishes school." He was referring to his son Barron Trump who is currently in the middle of the school year.
Barron's unproven Autism disorder: the apparent reason for the Trumps' White House delay issue
Many speculations have then broke out in the online news, following the President-elect's confirmation. One of these is Barron's unproven Autism condition, where Donald Trump might have unofficially confirmed through his tweet way back 2014. The tweet does not confirm anything about the rumor, however, people think that it has something to do with his son. The rumor has also been raised following Barron's unusual behavior during the victory speech of his father, where young Trump was seen weary and disoriented.
Donald-Melania Divorce Issues Not True
While most of the reports are centered on the couple's 10-year-old son concerning his studies, others are pointing to the marital problems that Donald and Melania might be facing. However, there is really no concrete evidence or reliable source that would support the speculation. In fact, there is even lesser possibility in Donald-Melania divorce issues than that of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, reports Inquisitr.
The only logical reason for the White House delay issue
Even though Melania does not appear in many interviews, the 46-year-old mom has always been vocal about her plans and roles for his son Barron. Even during Donald Trump's campaign, Melania maintains her focus on Barron rather than contribute to his husband political endeavor. Although it does not mean that she did not help Trump during the campaign trail.
Just like any other mom, Melania has decided to put Barron as her number one priority, and out of the many speculations, this might be the only logical reason why Melania's move in the White House would be delayed. For more related news and updates, check out a report by Jobs & Hire.
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