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Seven takeaways from 'Melania and me,' by the first lady's former friend

The greatest revelation in 'Melania and Me' may be the fact that Mrs Trump's enthusiasm for emojis appears to rival her husband's for Twitter

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U.S. President Donald Trump applauds first lady Melania Trump during an event on reopening schools amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in the East Room at the White House in Washington.

Elisabeth Egan | NYT
Melania Trump was the sister Stephanie Winston Wolkoff never had — “a really confident, perfectly coiffed, ultimate older sister,”  the former senior adviser to the first lady writes in “Melania and Me,” her epic scream of a tell-all, which comes out Tuesday.

For 15 years, the women were “like Lucy and Ethel, or Snooki and JWoww,” lingering over lunch in chic restaurants, attending each other’s baby showers and surprise parties, and trading adoring emoji-laden texts. In fact, the greatest reveal in “Melania and Me” may be the fact that Mrs. Trump’s enthusiasm for emojis appears to rival her husband’s for

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