A new book claims Melania Trump held off joining her husband in Washington when he became president, to reach a new financial agreement.
Stephanie Grisham, a spokeswoman for Ms Trump, said the book was based on inaccurate information."Yet another book about Mrs Trump with false information and sources," Ms Grisham said in an emailed statement."This book belongs in the fiction genre."
The first lady and Barron, who was 11 at the time, settled into the White House in early June 2017 and she seemed visibly happier by mid-2018, the book said."According to three people close to Trump, a key reason was that she had finally reached a new and significantly improved financial agreement with Trump, which had left her in a noticeably better financial position," Ms Jordan wrote."Those sources did not know precisely what she sought, but it was not simply more money.
Ms Jordan writes that Melania Trump wanted"proof in writing" that Barron would be treated more of an equal to Trump's oldest three children when it came to financial opportunities and inheritance.
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