Ivana Trump, the ex-wife of 74-year-old US President Donald Trump and a former model who lost last week’s US presidential election, has said that her ex-husband is stubborn and will not give up.
In an interview with American magazine People, Ivana Trump said that she has acknowledged the defeat of her ex-husband in the US elections and she wants this game of defeat and victory to be played.
She said she knew Donald Trump, he was stubborn, he never conceded defeat.
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According to Ivana Trump, Donald Trump will not easily admit his defeat and he will not give up, but he will fight for his victory despite losing.
Ivana and Donald Trump divorced in 1992; file photo: Wire Images
He expressed satisfaction that Donald Trump had lost and that his three children had been released from prison and under tight security.
According to him, he is happy that all his children will now live like ordinary Americans.
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Remember that Ivana Trump is a popular model of the past and she has done photoshoots for magazines like Playboy in the past.
Ivana Trump married Donald Trump in 1977 and they divorced in 1992, 15 years later.
Donald Trump had three older children with Ivana Trump, including Donald Trump Jr., Evanka Trump and Eric Trump.
Donald Trump had three marriages while his ex-wife Ivana had four marriages. — File Photo: Wire Images
Ivana Trump had her second marriage to Donald Trump, she had had one before.
Even after her divorce from Donald Trump, Ivana Trump had two more marriages, the third of which ended in divorce.
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Interestingly, despite her divorce from Donald Trump, Ivana Trump is still the Vice President of the Trump Organization and holds several key business positions.
Although not all of their children are close to them, they keep seeing them.
Melania Trump is the third wife of a US president with whom she has a young son. File Photo: AFP