Former First Lady Melania Trump (left) is unlikely to move back to the White House full-time if her husband Donald Trump (right) wins the presidency, opined some authors of books on her (Picture: Getty Images) Former First Lady Melania Trump reportedly may not move back to the White House if her husband, Donald Trump, regains the presidency. The prospect of Melania living in Washington, DC, full-time again is ‘doubtful’, according to several experts on her who spoke with Axios. Melania would most likely fly between the couple’s Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida, and New York City, and only go to the White House for state dinners and other official events, they predicted.
Of note is that their son, Barron Trump, reportedly had New York University at the top of his list of colleges to attend this fall. Former First Lady Melania Trump (right) ‘clearly hated being in Washington’ while her husband Donald Trump (left) was president, said Kate Anderson Brower (Picture: Shutterstock) Melania ‘clearly hated being in Washington’ and ‘she’s distancing herself even more from her husband and from the Washington social political scene’, Kate Anderson Brower, who has written multiple books on first ladies and the White House, told Axios on Monday. Mary Jordan, author of The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump, said that what makes her ‘stand out in history from any other first lady’ is that ‘her view is unelected, not paid’.
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