Donald Trump Jr., wife Vanessa separate

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Channel: POTUS Trump MAGA · 2018 · News & Politics

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Donald Trump Jr.’s wife, Vanessa Trump, officially filed for a divorce Thursday after speculation the two were separating, reports said.

Vanessa, the daughter-in-law to President Donald Trump, reportedly has not enjoyed the public criticism she and her family have been receiving since Trump has assumed the presidency, according to Page Six. Vanessa filed for an uncontested divorce, which means she will not be fighting with Trump Jr. over their children or money.

It was reported Wednesday Vanessa and Trump Jr. were no longer living together and had their own places.

“The problems have been there for a long time; the couple had hoped to stay together during the President’s time in office, but it is getting harder to resolve their issues. He’s never there,” the divorced couple’s friend told Page Six.

The two married in November 2005 and have five children together.

Prominent liberals mocked President Donald Trump’s oldest son, Donald Trump Jr., after his wife filed for divorce.

Page Six reported on Thursday Vanessa Trump filed for divorce from Don Jr. in Manhattan Supreme Court.

Some liberals used the divorce to mock Don Jr. and his family.

“If only we all could,” former Hillary Clinton adviser Philippe Reins wrote, linking to the Page Six article. “We should always remember that presidential families are off” before saying of Don Jr.: “f*** that guy,” left-wing activist Oliver Willis joked.

Don Jr. and Vanessa have five children together. She filed for an uncontested proceeding, according to Page Six, indicating she isn’t expecting a legal battle over custody or assets.

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