'Isn't It Terrible?': Trump Reveals What He Calls Melania In Private, Just Before Bed
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He also explained why he calls her that.
President Donald Trump this week revealed what he calls first lady Melania Trump in private, including at bedtime.
And it’s accurate, although not exactly romantic.
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“One year ago, I remember saying to our great first lady, I said, you know, ‘first lady,‘” he said. “I call her ‘first lady’ because it makes me feel good. ‘First lady.’ Isn’t it terrible? Saying, ‘Good night first lady, my darling?’”
But he said the pet name is important for a reason.
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