In it, Ms. Rose asked Ms. Trump to take a stand on behalf of parents like herself. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyDarting around Lower Manhattan, Ms. Rose was amiable and self-deprecating about what she has been through. Of course, in real life, Ms. Rose did not grow up in Queens but on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. In 1998, Ms. Rose married an investment banker at the Plaza, then split with him a year after their daughter, Lily Ezrow, was born. “It was just like, ‘Nooooooooo,’” said Ms. Rose, reaching her arm out, like a movie character in slow motion.

Source: New York Times April 01, 2017 09:56 UTC