Melania Trump, 47, is the First Lady of the United States, and is married to the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, 71.
She makes regular public appearances as part of her First Lady duties, and recently Melania stepped out of her private jet with Donald and son Barron, 11, on the South Lawn of the White House.
However, a handwriting expert claims Melania has certain personality traits that we previously knew nothing about.
There is a suggestion Melania is “afraid to see herself realistically”, said Barbara Weaver, handwriting expert at the Cambridge School of Graphology.
What does Melania Trump’s handwriting show?
It is possible Melania, despite her model background and her marriage to the US president, has feelings of “inadequacy”, said the expert.
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In her analysis of Melania Trump’s signature, Barbara suggested Melania has trouble facing up to her true self.
“When a signature is written with extremely tall capitals, it means Melania is afraid to see herself realistically.
“They are like bursts of excessive self-assertion which try to offset feelings of inadequacy.”
The rest of her handwriting shows Melania is very much concerned about her appearance.
“She is concerned with the here and now of everyday life,” Barbara added.
This includes: “what to wear, when to have her nails done, what to eat and so on.
“She is attentive to detail so she will want everything to look ‘just right’.”
Recently, an analysis of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s handwriting styles showed they have “opposite” personalities.
The couple may have to “compromise” on their personalities in order to make their relationship work, said Barbara.
She predicted the problems would arise in the future, rather than showing themselves immediately.
“Opposites attract as we know but after a while the differences in approach can gall and cause problems.”