Melania Trump’s Road to the White House
With Donald Trump on his way to the White House, there are not a few who wonder if the First Lady will follow him, at least on a permanent basis.
PEOPLE spoke to several sources close to Melania in an effort to find out if Mrs. Trump will want to stay in Washington again.
Although people expect her to move into the White House and perform the appropriate duties, she herself is not so eager.
“She’ll have her own private apartment there, and she has her house in New York and her house at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach,” the source says. “He’s going to spend time in all these places.” Asked if she’s considering making the White House her primary residence, however, the source says, “Not likely.”
With Barron Trump, 18, currently in his first year at New York University, Melania is reportedly hoping to spend more time in the city with the only child she shares with Donald.
“As much as Melania loves Mar-a-Lago and her life in Palm Beach, she’ll be spending more time in New York with her son, who is more important to her than anything else,” the source tells The Post months.
“She is definitely not going back to Washington to live,” another source claims to PEOPLE. “He’ll be stuck between Florida and New York.”
“Melania will do what she has to do, but she will always have a life of her own away from politics,” he emphasizes: “She grits her teeth, turns her head and does what she has to do.
However, there are also different opinions. A person close to her says the 54-year-old will do everything required of her role as first lady — for a second time.
“Melania is a unique first lady and perfect for the times we live in,” she tells PEOPLE. “She has her own views and some of them are different from her husband’s. But it’s no surprise to anyone who really knows Donald, he’s not that far off on some issues.”
What does Melania hate?
Melania “hates politics” and tries to stay out of it as much as possible, the source says.
“Barron’s safety and well-being will always remain at the top of her list of priorities, but that doesn’t mean she would shirk her duties as first lady if that opportunity arises again,” the source believes.
Former First Lady Melania Trump met her future husband in 1998 at a party during New York Fashion Week.
“He was very charming and … we had a wonderful connection,” Melania told the late Barbara Walters in a 2015 interview on ABC News’ “20/20.” “We had great chemistry the first time,” said the Slovenian supermodel, who married Trump seven years after they first met. The wedding took place in 2005 at Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump’s beachfront estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
Together, the couple had a son, Barron Trump, in 2006. The Trumps raised Barron in New York and Palm Beach, where they have lived since leaving the White House in 2021.
When she became first lady in 2017, Melania Trump didn’t move into the White House for several months so Barron, then 10, could finish the school year.
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