Melania Trump will publish a memoir this fall that her office describes as an “intimate portrait of a woman who has lived an extraordinary life.”
The memoir, titled simply Melania, was announced by the former first lady office on Thursday, which he said would include personal stories and family photos “that he had never shared with the public before.”
Key details such as whether she was a co-writer and a specific release date have yet to be revealed by her office, which billed it as “a powerful and inspiring story of a woman who has carved her own path, overcome adversity and defined her personality.” excellence”.
It will come in two versions: a $150 (£116) “collector’s edition” consisting of 256 pages “in full color, with each copy signed by the author” and a “memoir edition” with 304 pages, including 48 pages of photographs never seen before.
The book is priced at $40 (£31), and signed editions cost $75 (£58).
Mrs. Trump, Donald Trump’s third wife, has been the subject of other books, including one by former adviser Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, but has never before told her own story in detail.
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She has tried to maintain her privacy even while serving as first lady, focusing on raising her son, Barron, and promoting her “Be Best” initiative to support the “social, emotional and physical health of children.”
While she appeared at the launch event for her husband’s 2024 campaign and attended the closing night of Last week’s Republican National ConventionOtherwise she has stayed away from the electoral campaign.
Her decision not to deliver a speech at this year’s convention marked a departure from tradition for candidates’ wives and from the 2016 and 2020 Republican caucuses.
The book is published by Skyhorse Publishing, which has published works by Donald Trump supporters, including former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, attorney Alan Dershowitz, and former lawyer Michael Cohen, who later became one of his critics. hardest.
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