Melania Trump’s statue is missing from her hometown in Slovenia

“Melania” appeared on the banks of the Sava River in July 2020, four months before its human inspiration left the White House.

Now, four months after the former resumption of Melanija Knavs, she has resumed residency in the most famous Washington title, and it appears that the biggest Avatar of life has been made apparently a polished exit from her Slovenian hometown, Sevnica.

All that remains of the huge bronze statue is the feet-the tree stem with a length of two meters on which they stand.

The symmetry is likely to appeal to the eccentric American director Wes Anderson – who often includes strangers in his films. But even in the back catalog, there was nothing like the statue of the cursed first lady.

Because this is not the first time that the honoring of Melania Trump at the end of a sticky end in Sevnika.

The first repetition was detected in July 2019. Carved from one piece of wood by a local craftsman called ALES “Maxi” zupevc, it lasted a year before the unknown perpetrator decided to transfer it to the fourth of July.

Fortunately, the American artist Brad Downey – who commissioned Maxi to create the wooden asset – has already made actors from the statue. It has achieved a return in bronze as required in the same site.

In the disclosure of it, Mr. Downey said that the new version was designed to be “as solid as possible, from a solid material that cannot be destroyed fairly.”

However, as it turns out, it can be cut into the ankles and they are taken away.

Local police say they are dealing with the disappearance of “Melania” as “theft” and launched an investigation.

Brad Downey has always insisted that his work was political. He chose Maxi as a collaborator because his upbringing was similar to that of the first lady.

He said that Melania Trump has benefited from the American nationality that was pursued quickly, while other immigrants suffered under the policies of her “foreign” husband.

Now the disappearance of the statue “has a relationship with Trump for his re -election.”

Meanwhile, in Sevenka, local authorities have mixed feelings. They condemned “any form of interference with private or public property.”

But they added, “The image of the first American lady was nothing that anyone is proud of.”