Replacing all her underwear.
Getting into NFTs.
Donald Trump has made his feelings about the FBI raid on Mar-A-Lago clear, but Melania's
reaction is something else entirely.
Keep watching for the details.
Former president Donald Trump got a temporary reprieve from the steady drip of bad news
about the classified documents that were seized from Mar-a-Lago, but his battle isn't over.
Even a guy he once hired, former U.S. attorney general Bill Barr, believes that Judge Aileen
Cannon erred in her decision to allow the seized materials to be reviewed by a "special
master."
"The opinion, I think, was wrong, and I think the government should appeal it."
The judge's order halted the Department of Justice's own review of the documents, but
not before vague descriptions of the contents of some classified materials were revealed
by the press.
According to The Washington Post, a document of particularly sensitive nature contained
information about a foreign government's nuclear program.
But a source close to former first lady Melania Trump told CNN that her biggest concern about
the criminal investigation of her husband wasn't the possibility that he may get in
serious legal trouble for keeping said materials at his home/beach club.
Rather, Melania was purportedly annoyed that FBI agents searched her quarters.
Another source told Radar that Melania even had to replace her underwear, saying,
"Most people don't know that Melania is a bigger germaphobe than her husband.
She hates people touching her and certainly doesn't want to put on lingerie that FBI agents
have had their hands all over."
Los Angeles Times writer Robin Acarian argued that Melania only has her husband, Donald
Trump, to blame for the inconvenience.
Acarian and others responded to Melania's reported distress with the message emblazoned
on the back of the former first lady's infamous army-green Zara coat:
"I Really Don't Care, Do U?"
"Melania Trump as usual is just sort of upset that she was, her privacy was invaded."
There were also jokes about the makeover Melania gave the White House's Rose Garden, which
USA Today criticized for being dull and lifeless.
Political commentator Chris Hahn quipped,
"I'm sure the FBI left Melania's room in much better condition than she left the Rose Garden."
Meanwhile, filmmaker Jeremy Newberger took aim at Melania's purported post-search shopping
spree, writing,
"Imagine Trump's poorest supporters crying because Melania Trump had to buy an entire
new wardrobe after the FBI touched her stuff.
So relatable."
Acarian also couldn't resist drawing attention to one detail revealed by a Radar source,
who expressed outrage on Melania's behalf, saying,
"Even her husband isn't allowed in her bedroom."
"Did they go through everything?"
"Well it sounds like they did."
As of the making of this video, Melania Trump hasn't publicly spoken out about her room
being searched.
An insider told CNN that she isn't fishing for sympathy because she believes that remaining
silent will make her woes simply disappear.
But her husband took a different approach.
He complained on Truth Social, writing,
"Just learned that agents went through the First Lady's closets and rummaged through
her clothing and personal items.
Surprisingly, left area in a relative mess.
Wow!"
When comparing the spouses' feelings about the search, a source stated,
"She cared, but not like he cared."
"The FBI and the Justice Department have become vicious monsters."
Other members of the Trump family also expressed outrage over the raid.
On Fox News, Lara Trump claimed that it was a politically motivated move, while Donald
Trump Jr. used a meme to make light of the situation involving his stepmother's undergarments.
Don Jr. shared a photo of a gleeful man tossing women's underwear up in the air while seated
in a pile of panties, writing,
"Feds in Melania's closet."
Donald Trump's latest legal woes have some wondering whether or not divorce is in the
cards for the former president and first lady.
However, in a 2021 interview with The Sunday Times, Mary Jordan, the author of the biography
The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump, posited that all of the criticism Donald
and Melania Trump have weathered and continue to face is the glue that keeps them together.
But, instead of using Twitter to rally support for her husband and clap back at his critics,
Melania has been busy promoting patriotic NFTs.
"Melania Trump has chosen to invest her time into an NFT business, which is for profit—"
CNN spoke to sources close to Melania who theorized that she's attempting to make money
that is not tied to any of her husband's businesses.
Regarding her feelings on the FBI investigation, one insider said,
"She might at least be a little worried about how her own life will change."