Trump claimed Trudeau’s mother had sex with all of the Rolling Stones: Book

Stephanie Grisham, former White House Press Secretary during the presidency of Donald Trump, has written a tel-all called “I’ll Take Your Questions Now: What I Saw in the Trump White House.” Grisham claims in her book that Trump told her Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s mother Margaret Trudeau had sex with “all the members of the Rolling Stones band.”

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According to Business Insider, the book says that this conversation between Trump and Grisham had taken place in early 2020 on board the Airforce One.

“I was sitting with him in his cabin, and for whatever reason – maybe he had just read something or seen his face on TV – Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau popped into the president’s head,” Grisham says, according to the Business Insider report.

“Are you OK if I say this?” Trump reportedly asked Grisham before going on to make the bold statement. When she nodded, Trump continued,” “Trudeau’s mom. She had sex with all of the Rolling Stones,” the book quotes Trump as saying, according to Business Insider.

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 Margaret Trudeau is an author and actress who was married to Trudeau’s father and former Prime Minister of Canada Pierre Trudeau. According to a report by Vanity Fair, she hosted a party in her hotel suite after a 1977 Rolling Stones concert. The Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger talked about it in an interview with the Evening Standard where he said,” Margaret is a very sick girl in search of something. She found it-but not with me. I wouldn’t go near her with a barge pole.”

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Margaret Trudeau has also talked about the Rolling Stones, denying that she ever had any affair with the members of the band. 

“I should have slept with every single one of them,” she once said at a conference on mental health.