Kellyanne Conway, who served as the campaign manager for Donald Trump in 2016 and as a senior counselor to him during his time as president, has declined to comment on the current state of her marriage.
While promoting her new book, Here’s the Deal, on the May 31 episode of CBS Mornings with co-host Gayle King, the ardent supporter of Trump sidestepped several questions posed by King, 67, regarding whether or not her marriage was able to endure her time spent in the White House.
King’s questions focused on whether or not her marriage was able to survive her time in the White House. Despite the fact that he is married to a person who was one of Trump’s most trusted staffers while he was in office, George Conway, Kellyanne’s husband, is notoriously hostile to Trump’s politics. He is 58 years old.
Kellyanne Conway criticized her husband, George Conway, for what she called his “cheating by tweeting” about President Trump while she was working with him. Gayle added, quoting Kellyanne’s new biography, “The man you believed had your back ended up stabbing you in the back,” which gave her the opportunity to elaborate on the behind-the-scenes machinations of her relationship with her ex-husband.
Kellyanne wrote the memoir. “Isn’t that a terrible turn of events? Isn’t that a bit depressing? Conway gave his response. “I believe that is something to which women can connect. However, this was on a whole other level.
” She went on to say that George Conway had never promised to marry Donald Trump. He owes neither devotion nor fealty to any one president or political party in any capacity. That is to me, and I will value and treasure it.”
On May 31, 2022, Kellyanne Conway will be speaking on CBS about her spouse and the political disagreements she and he have. After that, Kellyanne noted that both she and her husband had taken “extremely significant jobs” under Trump, but George had a change of heart regarding the former president. “George has had a change of heart on President Trump.
“He’s free to do that, but I find it quite out of character for George to act in such a pompous manner in public,” she said. Through a series of opinion pieces and forceful tweets, George, a Republican attorney, made it clear that he was withdrawing his support for Trump. He referred to the former president and billionaire as “racist to the very core” in an article that he wrote for the Washington Post.
Following Kellyanne’s candid expression of distaste at the conduct of her husband, Gayle prompted her to address the issue at hand by asking, “Did your marriage survive?” She did not give an answer that was obvious but instead spoke about spending the Memorial Day weekend with George and their children “at the shore,” and it appeared that she stumbled over her words.
King’s response was that “divorced people whose parents are still fighting still hang out with one other.” Kellyanne’s co-host, Jeff Glor, also started asking her questions regarding her marriage.
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