Usha Vance Finally Responds To Wedding Ring Uproar
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The second lady and JD Vance have sparked speculation that all is not well at home.
A representative for Usha Vance said Saturday that she wore no wedding ring to an outing last week because she simply forgot it.
The second lady caused tongues to wag on Wednesday when she visited U.S. Marines in North Carolina with first lady Melania Trump after photos circulated of her without a ring on her left hand.
But a spokesperson for the second lady gave a less newsworthy explanation.
The rep told People on Saturday that Vance is “a mother of three young children, who does a lot of dishes, gives lots of baths, and forgets her ring sometimes.”
That didn’t wash with some observers, but that’s her answer.
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