While the saying is “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” there’s never been much doubt about Melania Trump.
The former fashion model who spent four years as first lady delighted guests Friday at a formal dinner held at former President Donald Trump’s home at South Florida’s Mar-a-Lago Club, according to the celebrity website The Blast.
She rocked a white pantsuit with a black shirt and black heels to meet with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who presented her with a bouquet of flowers.
During her entrance, “Pretty Woman” by Roy Orbison can be heard in the background.
The Prime Minister of Hungary, @PM_ViktorOrban, gifts Melania Trump with a beautiful bouquet of flowers tonight at Mar-a-Lago 💐🥰 pic.twitter.com/bHBVyk4T9y
— FLOTUS Report (@MELANIAJTRUMP) March 9, 2024
Orbán is currently visiting the United States and made the effort to visit the Trump estate but has shared no plans to meet with President Joe Biden.
Orban also posted the moment to his Instagram account.
“Thank you, Mr. President,” he wrote, according to an Instagram translation.
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Donald Trump spoke at the dinner, noting that he made sure to keep in touch with the Hungarian leader.
President Trump and Melania hosted and Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban at Mar-A-Lago dinner reception yesterday.
Orban, will not meet with Biden during his U.S. visit.
The Hungarian leader has become an European icon for advocating restrictions on immigration. pic.twitter.com/9heDLK6OCs
— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) March 9, 2024
Melania Trump’s appearance is noteworthy as she has been absent in many of her husband’s major events, including the rally celebrating his Super Tuesday primary wins.
Her missing presence was noted months ago leading some liberal media outlets to suggest that there’s trouble between the two, or that she isn’t supporting her husband in his quest to return to the White House.
As far back as November, an article in The Washington Post went over all the different reasons she may not be at her husband’s side constantly, but quoted a woman it identified as a “former confidant” of Melania as having what the Post called “a gloomy prediction for those fantasizing about Donald Trump losing a key endorsement amid his reelection campaign: Melania will continue to support her husband.”
“No amount of scrutiny, no amount of cheating, lying, stealing, you name it, will change that,” Stephanie Winston Wolkoff told the newspaper.
(For context, Winston Wolkoff isn’t likely to be on friendly terms with the Trumps, considering she made secret recordings of her conversations with Melania and used them not only for a 2020 book called “Melania and Me” and handed them over to CNN to boot.)
The Post article essentially concluded that the former first lady has been attending to her own business while still backing her husband.
Trump continues to work tirelessly on her Be Best Program which has recently expanded to include Fostering the Future, aimed at supporting kids in the foster system.
She was also active in caring for her now-deceased mother, who died Jan. 9.
Trump also told Fox News host Laura Ingraham during a February town hall that Melania devotes her time to raising the couple’s son, Barron.
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