In 1990, it was the most difficult time for Trump, as he was already $3.2 billion in debt to banks. Of course, this was not his personal debt, but the debt of his companies.

In 1989, Forbes assessed his wealth at $1.7 billion, and by 1990, Forbes reassessed it and he had dropped to $500 million. It could be said that he was already insolvent.

At that time, his personal brand had not completely disappeared, and many people still recognized Trump's apartments and casinos.

However, Trump did not run away; he borrowed $10 million from the bank to give to his first wife as a divorce settlement, in addition to a villa, totaling $25 million. Seeing this, one might think Trump is somewhat of a man.

Soon after, he began his second marriage; this guy Trump definitely does not play by the rules. #Follow the President of the United States# $SEI