Melania Trump rarely shows up at her husband Donald’s campaign appearances. In New York she made an exception in a good mood.
Donald Trump (78) and former First Lady Melania Trump (54) made a rare appearance together. The couple attended the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner on Thursday (October 17) in New York City.
The former president and his wife wore black evening wear to the charity event. Melania Trump, who recently released her biography “Melania,” is seen in the pictures from the event wearing a shiny black blazer and appeared to be in great spirits. Many snapshots show her smiling and sitting next to her husband, whom she rarely accompanied to his performances recently.
Donald Trump jokes about his subpoenas
The Republican presidential candidate also gave a speech at the event. In it, Trump not only made fun of his opponent in the coming elections, Vice President Kamala Harris (59). He also apparently joked about the legal problems that have already landed him in court in New York City. “These days it’s really a pleasure to appear anywhere in New York without a summons,” . “Every time I don’t get a summons, I’m very happy.” He explained about his wife Melania’s memoirs: The book is “right now number one on the New York Times list… That’s not easy, especially when your name is Trump.”
Donald and Melania Trump married in January 2005. Their son Barron (18) was born around a year later. In 2016, Donald Trump won the US presidential election, making Melania the 47th First Lady of the United States.
During the election campaign, the time in the White House and after the presidency, Melania Trump largely stayed in the background. The 54-year-old has also kept a low profile in Donald Trump’s current election campaign for the presidential election in November.
Source: Stern
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