Melania Trump to Serve as Part-Time First Lady During Second Term

Melania Trump plans to divide her time between New York, Florida, and Washington, focusing on her son Barron while fulfilling select First Lady duties.

Melania Trump confirmed she will not live full-time at the White House, opting instead to split her time between New York, Florida, and Washington, D.C.
Her decision to not meet with outgoing First Lady Jill Biden for the traditional White House tea has sparked discussions about her approach to the role.
Melania's absence from the White House meeting was attributed to a scheduling conflict with her book tour, though some speculate past tensions played a role.
Jill Biden reached out to Melania after an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, but Melania questioned the sincerity of the gesture due to prior comments.
Melania aims to focus on being a hands-on mother to Barron, who is attending New York University, while maintaining a selective presence in her First Lady role.