Inside Ivana Trump's Life Today Taylor Hill/Getty Images By /Updated: Feb. 15, 2022 3:16 pm EST Ever wondered who got Donald Trump started on Twitter? …
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The Truth About Ivana Trump's Life Today
Is is possible for someone to be as outspoken as Donald Trump? His first wife seems dead-set on answering that question, as she's remained a media …
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Donald Trump may be married to Melania Trump these days, but he also happens to have two ex-wives. While Marla Maples was his second spouse, Ivana Trump was the first woman to say "I do" to Donald when they wed back in 1977. The pair had three children together — Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr. — before finalizing their divorce in 1992 amid a press storm related to his affair with Maples, according to Town & Country.
First daughter Ivanka Trump is known for being close (sometimes too close) to her father President Donald Trump, leaving many to wonder about her …
From being a socialite to a businesswoman, Ivana Trump is a star in her own right. While she is most well-known for being one of Donald Trump's ex-wives, she is so much more than your typical divorcee. Unlike her children, Ivana was not born with a silver spoon. She grew up in Gottwaldov, Czechoslovakia, which is now known as the Czech Republic (via Newsweek). Living under Soviet control, she and her family had the bare necessities to survive, without a glimmer of luxury.
President Donald Trump was reportedly playing golf when the 2020 presidential election officially got called in favor of his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden. Hours later, Biden and his running mate, California Sen. Kamala Harris, took the stage in Wilmington, Del. to deliver their victory speeches. Back in Washington, D.C., Trump broke with tradition and declined to offer a concession speech. In fact, He refused to accept the results at all. Instead, he posted the occasional tweet suggesting (without any evidence) that the election is rigged. At the time of this writing, Trump has yet to concede (and there remains no evidence of voter fraud).
