In an exclusive interview with People magazine, former First Lady Melania Trump opened up about her journey since leaving the White House, her thoughts on the recent Amazon documentary about her life, and her plans for the future.
The four-part Amazon Prime documentary, titled "Melania Trump: The Mystery of the Former First Lady," examines Melania's life, from her childhood in Slovenia to her role as First Lady. Melania expressed her disdain for the documentary, stating that it was "full of lies and inaccuracies."
"They made me look like a cold and calculating person, which is not who I am," she said.
She also criticized the producers for not reaching out to her for comment, claiming they wanted to "create a fake story."
Melania has kept a low profile since leaving the White House, but she told People that she is ready to start a new chapter in her life.
"I'm excited about what the future holds," she said. "I'm open to new opportunities and I'm ready to make a difference in the world."
She did not provide specific details about her future plans, but she hinted that she may be interested in working on issues related to children and families.
Melania's interview has sparked a range of reactions.
Some critics argue that Melania's claims about the Amazon documentary are self-serving and that she is trying to control the narrative around her life.
"Melania is used to being the gatekeeper of her image, and she's not happy about this documentary that portrays her in a less than flattering light," said Jennifer Palmieri, a former White House communications director under President Obama.
Melania's supporters, on the other hand, defend her right to privacy and argue that the documentary was unfair and inaccurate.
"Melania is a private person, and she has a right to her privacy," said Sarah Sanders, a former White House press secretary.
The Amazon documentary has been criticized by some journalists and historians for relying on anonymous sources and for presenting a one-sided narrative.
However, the filmmakers have defended their work, stating that they spent two years researching and interviewing sources.
Melania Trump's post-White House life remains shrouded in mystery. She has chosen to keep a low profile, but she has hinted that she is ready to start a new chapter in her life.
The Amazon documentary has sparked a debate about the role of the media in shaping public perceptions and the right to privacy. Melania's supporters argue that she is being unfairly targeted, while critics contend that her actions have been fair game for public scrutiny.
Ultimately, Melania's legacy will be determined by her future actions and the impact she has on the world.