Melania Trump Reveals Where She Plans To Live During Her Husband's Presidency
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54% : Ainsley Earhardt asked Trump in an interview that aired Monday morning on Fox News.53% : Melania Trump suggested she will live mostly at the White House when her husband becomes president again, following months of speculation over where she intends to spend the bulk of her time during her second stint as first lady.
49% : Barron Trump, their 18-year-old son, is attending New York University.
28% : "It had been rumored that the former first lady might not live at the White House full-time with Donald Trump during his second administration.
27% : Melania and Donald Trump have been living in Palm Beach, Florida, at their Mar-a-Lago estate since Donald left the White House in 2021.
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