The former socialite and ex-wife of Donald J. Trump reportedly received a second Covid-19 booster shot and a Monkeypox vaccination as a precautionary measure in advance of a vacation to St. Tropez. Her vacation never happened because she was found dead in her New York City townhouse only a day before her scheduled excursion.

Although Trump and Ivana had maintained an amicable friendship since they separated in 1990, they seldom spoke, and their daughter Ivanka had been Trump's primary conduit for information on his ex. Ivanka, sources said, periodically shared with her father details on her mother's health.

Ivana became paralyzed by fear in December 2019, as the Deep State began its Plandemic hysteria. She bought into the Plandemic—hook, line, and sinker. She was so paranoid of catching Covid that she metamorphized into a recluse, got all her shots, masked up, and limited visitors to her home. Groceries were dropped at her door. If she sneezed or coughed, a masked R.N. from New York-Presbyterian, the city's most prestigious hospital, came to her home to administer a Covid test. Ivanna even quoted Covid advice from the late Dr. Anthony S. Fauci. This much was told to news outlets by Ivana's longtime friend, Nikki Haskell.

What has not been mentioned publicly, however, is that Ivana had adverse reactions to the Covid-19 clot shots. Her initial vaccination caused temporary facial paralysis, which subsided after two days, and after the second dose she developed night tremors and a fever that spiked to 104. The first booster really did a number on her: she manifested a peripheral neuropathy in her legs that caused numbness, tingling, and nerve damage. After each incident, she had voiced concern to both her R.N. and primary care physician, both of whom told her vaccine side effects were mild, temporary, and part of the "new normal."