Melania Trump, the First Lady of America, was born in the small Slovenian town of Sevnica, which has now become a hotspot of controversies and intriguing stories. Our team visited this town and spoke with Melania’s former neighbors, revealing what her life was like before she became the wife of Donald Trump and a shining figure of the White House.
The building where Melania lived with her family for 12 years still stands, and neighbor Ana remembers the girl as a good child who loved playing in the park and bringing fruit after school. While some claim she has forgotten her roots, Ana points out that Melania even donated an ambulance to the local health center, showing she hasn’t forgotten where she came from.
However, not everything is rosy. Another neighbor, Marta, openly expresses anger towards Melania, believing she should emphasize her Slovenian heritage more now that she is the First Lady of the USA. She criticizes her for not visiting Sevnica even during important events, like the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome, despite it being so close.
In the part of town called ‘Beverly Hills,’ there is a large white house belonging to Melania’s family, under constant video surveillance, with an American mailbox that clearly shows the connection to the USA. Neighbors reveal that Melania’s father regularly visits Sevnica and behaves like an ordinary person, shopping at the local supermarket and socializing with acquaintances.
Melania’s secret visit to Sevnica a few years ago caused quite a stir — she came in complete secrecy with security, didn’t leave the house, and immediately went on. This debunks rumors that she hasn’t been to Slovenia since moving to America.
All in all, Melania’s life in Sevnica is not just a fairy tale of a poor childhood turned American dream. It’s a story of complex relationships, expectations, and the reality behind the White House glamour. Has Melania really forgotten her roots, or does she just choose when and how to show them? Drop your thoughts — maybe it’s time to uncover more secrets from Sevnica!
