Donald Trump is My Father - Pakistan Woman Shares Family Story
A Pakistani lady claiming to be Donald Trump's daughter is in a video that has gone viral. She discusses how her mother brought her back to pakistan and her tense connection with Melania Trump. On social media, the video has generated a lot of reactions, most of which are amusing. Amara Mazar abbas is the name of the woman in the video.
She is adamant that her biological father is Donald Trump. She adds that Lizana, her mother, doesn't give a damn about her personal problems. Amara reiterates that donald trump frequently accused Lizana of being irresponsible. According to Amara, her father is a tough and somber individual. She says she wants to see her parents. She remembers her father saying "Merry Christmas" to Donald Trump. This memory reminds her of past Christmases when she planted trees and did other activities.
Amara adds that she loves peace and is a Muslim. When british people come to visit, they ask her why she is there, she says. Despite what the film implies, Amara's claim to be Trump's daughter is unsupported by any proof. Many people find the video funny, and it has gained popularity online. On social media, it has sparked a range of responses. However, it is still unknown if Amara's statements are true.
She is adamant that her biological father is Donald Trump. She adds that Lizana, her mother, doesn't give a damn about her personal problems. Amara reiterates that donald trump frequently accused Lizana of being irresponsible. According to Amara, her father is a tough and somber individual. She says she wants to see her parents. She remembers her father saying "Merry Christmas" to Donald Trump. This memory reminds her of past Christmases when she planted trees and did other activities.
Amara adds that she loves peace and is a Muslim. When british people come to visit, they ask her why she is there, she says. Despite what the film implies, Amara's claim to be Trump's daughter is unsupported by any proof. Many people find the video funny, and it has gained popularity online. On social media, it has sparked a range of responses. However, it is still unknown if Amara's statements are true.