Even before the book was published, Melania Trump, 54, the wife of presidential candidate Donald Trump (78), made a number of headlines around the world with her autobiography, “Melania.”

According to The Guardian, which should have seen the book earlier, the former first lady is clearly breaking with her husband and most members of the Republican Party. Unlike in the past, it is no longer reticent to express itself politically publicly.

The full book is scheduled to be released on Tuesday.

As you know, Donald Trump was President of the United States from 2017 to 2021. He ran for re-election in 2020, where he lost to Joe Biden.

Since the loss, Trump has claimed the election was rigged and has worked hard to highlight what he believes is the truth.

Melania has remained silent until now, but in the book the pipe takes on a different voice. Despite numerous rumors of a cold marriage, she is now standing by her husband on the issue and is emerging as a denier of the election results.

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“You can't count votes for days, and that's what they did. It was just chaos,” she wrote in the book, according to others The daily monster and New York Times.

Many Americans still doubt the election. “I'm not the only one who doubts the result.”

She says that she and her son, Barron Trump, watched election night on television, and that everything seemed fine until Fox News announced Joe Biden's victory in Arizona. “I couldn't believe it. How could they say that so early, before all the votes had been counted? It was a sign that it wasn't a natural choice.”

“Soon more people started reporting, even though the results weren't due for several days. Then I started asking questions about everything,” she wrote.

Allegations of election fraud led to the storming of Congress on January 6, 2021. It is also common for TV channels and media outlets, based on a number of criteria, to announce the winners before the votes are counted.

The autobiography “Melania” has already risen to the top among the bestsellers on Amazon’s online store giant just over a week before today’s planned launch.

The former first lady also admitted in the book that she sometimes disagrees with her husband, including on immigration policy, because she is an immigrant from Slovenia.