Donald Trump, who announced his third run for president finally got his draggy campaign going last weekend, with stops in South Carolina and New Hampshire, but there was one thing that was reminiscent of his campaign events in 2020: Melania was nowhere to be found. At either event, Queerty reports.

There’s been no explanation given as to why the former first lady was a no-show, but Queerty stated the obvious: “She didn’t want to f*cking be there.”

When Trump announced his third run for president, Melania issued a statement to Breitbart News saying: “I support my husband’s decision to run for president of this wonderful Nation. His achievements during his administration had a great effect on all of us and he can lead us toward success and prosperity again. I await the day when my husband returns to lead an America that is characterized by peace, love, and security.”

Well, it sure wasn’t any of those things during his first presidency. Racial strife, hate crimes, and income inequality all worsened during Trump’s time in office and these aren’t things that tend to engender peace, love, or security.

Just sayin.’

But wait a minute, back to what’s her name?

Queerty reports she’s been pretty much absent, noting: “If skipping major campaign events and rarely being seen alongside him in public is Melania’s way of showing support for her husband, we can only imagine how she acts when she’s not happy with him about something. Oh wait…

LMAOOOO 🤣
this voice over !!!!!!!!! 💀#MelaniaTrump #DonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/iSjinY9qCY

— ArrozConPollo ✈️ (@KiannaBanana) January 22, 2021

And the fact is, Melania just doesn’t hang around her husband much. The most recent sighting of this seemingly rare and elusive species was roughly a month ago when she was seen wiping his orange-tinted sweat off her bejeweled hand in a video that went viral.

Sweaty palms. Stressful times. pic.twitter.com/rQxIOJ4fbh

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 7, 2023

Melania has kept a low profile since exiting Washington, D.C., in January 2021. She’s only done one high-profile interview, popping up on Fox News last May to hype her NFT collection and complain about how unfair it was that Michele Obama and Dr. Jill Biden were featured on the cover of Vogue but she hasn’t been.

“They’re biased, and they have likes and dislikes,” She told Pete Hegsworth. “It’s so obvious, and I think [the] American people and everyone see[s] it. I have much more important things to do, and I did, in the White House than being on the cover of Vogue.

Someone sounds a bit jealous, don’t they?