Heidi Cruz, the Harvard-educated wife of presidential candidate Ted Cruz, said she isn’t bothered by Donald Trump’s personal attacks. Heidi Cruz sat down with Fox News’s Megyn Kelly for a 15-minute interview Tuesday. It marked her first televised interview since reports surfaced last month in the National Enquirer accusing her husband of having five extramarital affairs. “It’s garbage,” she said. “These silly barbs and made-up stories did not come out early in the campaign because [Trump] felt he was doing OK.” The Texas senator has denied the tabloid story and blamed Trump, his top Republican opponent, for creating the salacious news. The New York billionaire has denied having anything to do with the infidelity rumors. “I have no doubt that these things are made up in a certain place for a certain reason,” Heidi Cruz said. Shortly before the Enquirer article was published, Trump and Ted Cruz got into a Twitter fight about their wives that lasted for days (dubbed “the wife wars” by the media). Trump falsely accused Ted Cruz of creating an advertisement with the image of his wife, Melania, posing naked for a photo shoot with the British GQ magazine. But in reality, the ad was created… Read full this story
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