Melania Trump: Would she return to the White House?

On November 5th it will be decided whether Kamala Harris (60) or Donald Trump (78) will move into the White House as President of the USA. If the former President of the United States wins the race against the US Vice President, “The Donald” will return to Washington, DC. Would his wife, the former First Lady Melania Trump (54), also follow him? Anonymous sources close to the Trumps believe that Melania would probably forego moving.

“If Melania becomes first lady again, people will naturally expect her to move into the White House and take on the corresponding responsibilities,” says one of the Trumps. But she’s not keen on it. “She will have her private residence there and she has her home in New York and her home at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach.” She will probably spend her time in all of these places. However, it is unlikely that she will make the White House her primary residence.

Melania Trump, who did not play a major role in her husband’s election campaign, will mainly stay in New York, the insider believes. This is due to her son Barron (18), whom she has with Trump and who is studying there: “As much as Melania loves Mar-a-Lago and her life in Palm Beach, she will spend more time in New York with her son , which is more important to her than anything else.” If Donald Trump is elected, she will attend events at the White House where her presence is desired, “just as she always has.” She knows “what to do, but she has a mind of her own.” That won’t change either.

“She definitely won’t move back to Washington,” is the opinion of another insider from Trump’s circle of friends. For the former first lady, a return to the spotlight would mean that she will do “everything that is expected of her. […] Melania does what she has to do. She will always have her own life outside of politics,” believes an additional source.

An insider apparently has a different opinion. Even though Melania hates politics, she would fully embrace the role of first lady, the source speculates: “Barron’s safety and well-being will always be high on her priority list, but that doesn’t mean she’s shirking her duties as First Lady would press if this opportunity arose again.”