Melania Trump finally acknowledges 'disappearance' after weeks out of the public eye
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Melania Trump has finally acknowledged her 'disappearance' after weeks out of the public eye with a tweet - but questions are already being asked over who actually wrote it.
The First Lady was last seen 21 days ago when she joined her husband to meet American hostages coming home from North Korea.
Since then she's been treated at a medical centre for a kidney condition, with the president tweeting his heartfelt congratulations to his wife on her recovery on May 19.
Although he managed to call her Melanie instead of Melania, it was at least an acknowledgement she appeared to be on the mend.
Yesterday, some eleven days later, a message was posted on Mrs Trump's Twitter profile.
Although in recent days she had also posted messages about Memorial Day and America's military, this was the first time she appeared to directly address the speculation on her whereabouts.
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However, the tone and phrasing of the message seemed out of character with many questioning whether she actually wrote it.
A number of the phrases in the tweet not only sound like the sort of thing her husband would say, they actually appeared in previous tweets of his.
"Working overtime" is a common Trump phrase, as is his endless obsession with how the media reports on him and his family.
It didn't take long for people on social media to turn the post into a running joke, with many referencing the fact the message was put up on the same day Kim Kardashian turned up at the White House.