Melania Trump - will the First Lady EVER join husband Donald Trump in Washington?
MELANIA TRUMP, First Lady of the United States, has finally revealed the news that she will join her husband President Donald Trump to live in Washington with their son Barron this summer.
After Donald Trump’s inauguration, there was some speciation as to whether Melania Trump would move to the White House to live with her husband.
The First Lady broke with tradition and did not initially join her husband in the White House.
Donald Trump said at the time that Melania and Barron would move to Washington "very soon, after he's finished with school" in New York.
However, no date was set for the move, and it appeared Melania was taking her time moving away from her new New York home.
Melania Trump has revealed news that she will join husband Donald Trump to live in Washington
Transition spokesman Jason Miller said the Trumps were "energised and excited about their new role” but felt concerned about Barron changing schools in the middle of the year.
Now it has been revealed that Melania will be moving to the White House this summer.
A senior White House official told Fox News that the First Lady has set a date to make he more.
"Mrs. Trump said on the campaign trail that she wanted to be a traditional first lady like Michelle Obama or Pat Nixon," White House historian Andrew Och said.
Accoridng to reports Melania has stayed behind to prepare Trump Tower for the families offical move to Washington.
The Slovenian-born model told Newsweek she considers herself a "full-time mum".
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However the First Lady has been very proactive in helping her husband with his duties, meeting various presidents from countries such as China and Jordan.
It is thought Melania will be able to continue her role in Trump's government from Washington.
It is unclear whether Melania will be bringing her sister to live with her.
Ines Knauss, 49, lives just a street away from Melania in New York and the pair are very close - despite may members of the public being unaware that she exists.
Melania, visited a home for victims of abuse and domestic violence on Friday, near Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
Melania Trump made a visit to a home for vulnerable women who have been victims of abuse on the first day of her Easter trip to Mar-a-Lago yesterday.
The First Lady, wife of Donald Trump, made the unannounced visit to HomeSafe, in Lake Worth, where she met seven girls and gave them a gift of Easter baskets.
Express.co.uk recently revealed what Melania Trump’s official portrait said about her.
Speaking to Express.co.uk, a body language expert noted Melania’s pictures is quite a change from previous First Lady portraits.