A Ukrainian woman is being investigated for pretending to be the Rothschild family heir to enter Trump's Mar-A-Lago resort in Florida.

Inna Yashchyshyn, 33, a daughter of a truck driver in Illinois, was accused of lying that she was the inheritance of the Rothschild power clan, famous in the banking field, and had a friendship with friends with.

According to the organized crime and corruption report project (OCCRP) cooperated with the Pittsburgh Gazette newspaper, Yashchyshyn has proven to fake identity and background to surpass security at Mr. Trump's club in the resort.

Inna Yashchyshyn took photos with former US President Donald Trump in Mar-A-Lago.

The incident took place in the middle of the Mar-A-Lago resort became the focus of public opinion with the search for the former President Trump's Palace by the FBI earlier this month, seizing many confidential documents.

The reason the FBI searched Mr. Trump's house was that they suspected the former US president committed a violation of the spy law.

In 2019, Yujing Zhang, a Chinese woman, approached the secret agent outside the Mar-A-Lago Resort, claimed to be a member here and wanted to use the pool.

But there was no such event in the calendar and the staff then discovered she brought two Chinese passports, 8,000 USD in cash, 4 mobile phones, a laptop, an external hard drive, one, one

Zhang was charged with federated federal agents and illegally penetrated into the banned area.