Mary Trump Free to Dish on Her Family and Tell-All Book, Judge Rules

A judge has freed Mary Trump from a gag order, allowing the president’s niece to speak freely about her family and promote her hotly anticipated tell-all.

The book—Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man, which people close to the project say has already sold close to 1 million copies and is on its third print run—is due out on Tuesday.

Tomorrow, the American public will be able to read Mary’s important words for themselves.
The development comes as the man spearheading the complicated and time consuming legal effort to stop the book’s publication and enforce Mary’s gag order, her uncle Robert, was readmitted to the same intensive care unit at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York on Thursday where he had spent 10 days in June in a serious condition, according to multiple people familiar with the situation.
Less than 48 hours after getting out of the hospital’s NSICU in New York, Robert, 72, launched legal action to try and stop the publication of his niece’s explosive tell-all book.

Dutchess County Supreme Court Judge Hal Greenwald accused Robert of making an “attempt to misinterpret the agreement” that settled the estate of family patriarch Fred Trump Sr., with his claim that it forbade Mary Trump from publishing any account of the family’s internecine dramas.
He criticized the language of the settlement for a lack of clarity.

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