Stephanie Grisham had perhaps the most intimate vantage point of the Trumps in the White House. Here are five things her memoir reveals about Melania Trump.
Grisham outlines those takeaways in detail in her upcoming memoir,"I'll Take Your Questions Now." The book, of which CNN obtained an early copy and is set to be released on Tuesday, also reveals her insight about the former first lady, widely acknowledged to be the most private and least-known of any in modern American political history.
While the rift was kept mostly out of the public eye, Grisham writes that behind the scenes there was tension between the two, often due to Ivanka Trump's desire to be in the spotlight at public events and on foreign trips. Grisham writes that once she became aware of the delicate relationship, Melania Trump let her in on the nickname she liked to call her behind her back: the Princess.
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