Melania Trump "liked" a tweet that poked fun at her relationship with her husband, President Donald Trump.
Melania Trump "liked" a tweet that poked fun at her relationship with her husband, President Donald Trump.
On 2 May 2017, Twitter user Andy Ostroy posted a gif showing First Lady Melania Trump looking sad after smiling at herÂ husband, President Donald Trump, alongside a message about their perceived icy relationship: < Seems the only #Wall @realDonaldTrumpâ€˜s built is the one between him and @FLOTUS #Melania #trump pic.twitter.com/XiNd2jiLUF â€” Andy Ostroy (@AndyOstroy) May 3, 2017 > Shortly afterward, Ostroy was surprised (and initially skeptical) when he saw that his tweet had been â€œlikedâ€ by Melania Trump herself: < I suspect this isnâ€™t a real account for @flotusâ€¦ pic.twitter.com/ziWXhlHruV â€” Andy Ostroy (@AndyOstroy) May 3, 2017 > A Twitter account belonging to Melania Trump did â€œlikeâ€ Ostroyâ€™s message. However, there are several things that should be noted about this social media interaction. First, it was Melania Trumpâ€™s personal account (@MelaniaTrump) that like this message and not the official First Lady account (@FLotUS). Second, her account quickly â€œunlikedâ€ this message. Screen shots from archive.isÂ show that this â€œlikeâ€ appeared on her page for at least a half hour: Although itâ€™s true that the @MelaniaTrump account â€œlikedâ€Â a message about the relationship between the First Lady and President Trump, itâ€™s unclear if sheÂ was actually the one who pressed the â€œlikeâ€ button. The First Lady has not used the @MelaniaTrump account since Election Day on 8 November 2016, opting instead to use the @FLotUSÂ account. Although itâ€™s certainly possible that sheÂ â€œlikedâ€ this message on her own, itâ€™s also possible that her underutilized personal account was hacked, or more likely, that she made a mistake and quickly fixed it.Â TheÂ viralÂ gif of Melania frowning on Inauguration Day may not accurately portray her feelings toward President Trump. We investigated this video when it first went viral in January 2017, and found the claim that Melania Trumpâ€™s frown was the result of harsh words from President Trump was based on very littleÂ evidence; without actually talking to the First Lady, we cannot make any authoritative statementsÂ about what transpired that day beyond what is visible in the video.
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