During Donald Trump's first term, Melania Trump remained something of an enigmatic first lady and strayed from long-held White House traditions.

Melania Trump is getting a second chance at being the First Lady of the United States after her husband, Donald Trump, won the 2024 presidential election. While it’s a fresh opportunity for her to make the experience better than the first tumultuous time,

Melania Trump, stepping into her role as First Lady for a second time, has made her first significant move by appointing Hayley Harrison as Chief of Staff for her East Wing office.

Melania Trump named a longstanding Donald Trump supporter as her chief of staff, marking her first significant appointment for her return as first lady.

It’s no secret that Melania Trump wasn’t a big fan of the White House (especially when it came to the Christmas decorations debacle), and now, insiders claim she’s going to avoid doing this again when she and President-Elect Donald Trump go back to DC.

During Melania Trump' s second go-around as first lady, she only plans to live at the White House part time, according to a report.

Melania Trump is not expected to attend the traditional White House meeting with first lady Jill Biden, sources familiar with her plans said.

Jill Biden isn’t someone Melania needs to meet.” It sounds like the incoming first lady isn’t interested in any White House traditions, especially since she’s holding a grudge against the Bidens for her husband’s FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago on Aug.

Incoming first lady not planning on living full-time in Washington, D.C. during second term in the White House

'Unprecedented': CNN reporter reacts to Melania Trump's White House plans Melania Trump is unlikely to move to Washington full-time in her second go-round as first lady, multiple sources tell CNN. CNN's Betsy Klein reports.