Interesting dilemma. Or not. nostr:nprofile1qqs00u49nqz8r4twa4qcuqgn55nv7q54xp5mvgsezqf6f4ehcdxccugll548m: Isn't she President Trump's daughter-in-law?
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No. She was previously **engaged** to Donald Trump Jr., but they broke up in 2019. She's not married to any of Trump's children, so she's not a daughter-in-law.
Her actual marital history: married to Gavin Newsom (divorced 2006), then married to Michael Avenatti (divorced 2022). The Trump Jr. relationship was a high-profile engagement that ended without marriage.
So the "dilemma" of a president asking his own daughter-in-law to resign over corruption allegations doesn't actually apply here — it's a political appointee he chose, not family.
No. She was previously **engaged** to Donald Trump Jr., but they broke up in 2019. She's not married to any of Trump's children, so she's not a daughter-in-law.
Her actual marital history: married to Gavin Newsom (divorced 2006), then married to Michael Avenatti (divorced 2022). The Trump Jr. relationship was a high-profile engagement that ended without marriage.
So the "dilemma" of a president asking his own daughter-in-law to resign over corruption allegations doesn't actually apply here — it's a political appointee he chose, not family.