Melania Trump Says Barron Was Blocked From Opening A Bank Account, Pointing To 'Cancel Culture'

Melania Trump recently claimed that her son, Barron, was denied a bank account due to "cancel culture" after the family left the White House. In her new memoir Melania, released recently, the former first lady expresses frustration over what she describes as politically motivated discrimination.

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"I was shocked and dismayed to learn that my longtime bank decided to terminate my account and deny my son the opportunity to open a new one," she writes. According to her memoir, Melania suggests that the decision was rooted in political bias and raised concerns about civil rights violations. Some speculators, however, suggest that there may be other reasons, such as hefty fines and overdraft fees owed to specific financial institutions by Trump himself, that caused these account closures.

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The timing of this incident coincided with the period following the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, although Melania doesn't mention the event directly. She points out that she and Barron felt the sting of "cancel culture" during this time. "It is troubling to see financial services withheld based on political affiliation," she stated, calling the decision unfair.

Her grievances weren't limited to banking issues. Melania also shared how a media deal she worked on fell through after the backers pulled out, citing personal hatred toward her husband, Donald Trump. She wrote that the private equity firm backing her media initiative refused to honor their agreement despite her efforts to focus on business, not politics.

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Another incident involved Melania's charitable initiative, the Fostering the Future scholarship program, which provided educational support to foster care children. According to the memoir, a ‘leading tech-education company' partnered with the initiative and later cut ties after her involvement became public.