Melania Trump: First Lady reveals the part of husband Donald Trump's body she finds gorgeous

In the midst of the escalating political tensions between the United States and Iran, First Lady Melania Trump has a few things to say about her husband Donald Trump. In the book, “Free Melania,” the First Lady revealed which part of her husband’s body does she find gorgeous.

The presidential couple has been married for over 15 years. While not much else is known about their personal relationship nowadays, some more personal details about it have come to light. In the book “Free Melania” authored by CNN reporter Kate Bennett, the First Lady reveals that she loves her husband’s legs the most. “He has beautiful legs. He has gorgeous legs,” she said.

This confession is sure to shock many, especially as the president is not exactly known for his athletic physique. However, Donald likes to play tennis and often plays for several rounds whenever he is staying in his home in Palm Beach. In the book, Melania even goes to say that he is the sexiest man in the world. Although their age gap may be big at 24 years, the attraction between them is very clear.

The revelation follows the recent announcements of an honor being awarded to the First Lady, one of which is being a “Woman of Distinction” by the Palm Beach Atlantic University. This comes despite being constantly under fire, especially for not speaking out against her husband, who undermined climate change activist Greta Thunberg online. This is ironic considering that her own initiative Be Best is anti-bullying. The announcement of Melania being given the award also sparked some criticism, with many wondering why she should be given the award or if this is a ploy for the university to get funds.

Meanwhile, back in the First Lady’s home country Slovenia, Express reports that vandals have burned the wooden statue depicting Donald as the iconic Statue of Liberty. The local authorities are on the search for those responsible for burning the construction. This statue was created by Tomas Schegl, who unveiled it at Sela pu Kamniku, which is 20 miles northeast of Ljubljana, the capital, back in August 2019.

The statue quickly became a tourist attraction in the village. Many locals expressed their dislike towards the presence of the statue and previously threatened to burn it down come Halloween last year.