MELANIA Trump had fans in stitches as she was asked about her husband Donald’s dance moves in a rare chat about her family life.
The former first lady sat down for an interview on Friday, the first time since Trump handily won the presidential election in November.
In an interview with Fox News, Melania, 54, said she is filled with hope for the next four years under her husband’s leadership.
She said the “energy is different” after this second win, as Trump annihilated rival Kamala Harris by securing a massive 312 electoral votes.
“People around him are different,” she said. “He’s focused on making this country great again.”
Melania said her wish is for the country to peacefully unite around her husband, Trump, and work toward change.
“I hope the country will be united, and that’s what we all hope for,” she said.
“I think that nothing is accomplished with violence.”
When asked about the president-elect’s iconic YMCA dance moves, Melania giggled and called them “very special.”
“This is a very special and unique dance,” she said between laughs.
“A lot of people are copying it and everybody has fun with it.”
However, when asked if she dances like her husband, Melania immediately said, “No,” as interviewers broke out in laughter.
The former first lady went on to praise her son Barron’s political knowledge and said he was a huge asset to Trump’s winning campaign.
“He brought in so many young people his age,” she said.
“He was very vocal and he gave advice to his father.”
This fall, Barron started college at New York University in New York City, but his freshman year has been far different from his peers.
The life of Barron Trump
Barron Trump is the youngest son of former President Donald Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump.
The U.S. Sun takes a look back at Barron Trump’s life.
Barron was born on March 20, 2006, to parents Melania and Donald Trump.
Barron was seen with his dad when the real estate tycoon was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2007.
During his childhood, Barron was also pictured with his parents at the US Open Tennis championships.
Barron went viral when he sleepily struggled to keep his eyes open as Trump gave a victory speech following the 2016 presidential election.
Barron attended school in New York before continuing his studies in Maryland in May 2017.
He would often be pictured in and around the White House grounds during his father’s presidency.
In January 2021, Donald Trump departed Washington DC, after losing the 2020 presidential election. The family relocated to Florida.
Barron continued his studies at the Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Barron turned 18 on March 20, 2024.
He graduated from the Oxbridge Academy on May 17, 2024.
On September 4, 2024, Barron started college and was pictured at New York University in Manhattan.
During Donald Trump’s campaign, Barron was often referred to as a key influence behind Trump’s participation in podcasts and YouTube channels targeting young men.
He is listed as the DeFi visionary (short for decentralized finance) for Donald Trump’s new cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial.
Barron lives at Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan and is escorted between classes by the Secret Service.
Melania admitted it was “impossible” for her son to be a normal student, but said she’s “very proud” of how he’s handled the transition.
“I just say, ‘Make your dreams come true. This is your road, your life,'” she said.
“‘And make sure you listened to yourself and your likes and dislikes.'”
Fans of Melania were astounded by her graceful answers in the interview, and couldn’t wait for her to take back the White House in January.
One viewer described the interview as a “must watch” as Melania’s a “true class act and a voice of elegance.”
“One of the classiest and most beautiful women on the planet is being interviewed right now on Fox and Friends,” another person said.
“We have missed you so much Melania Trump.”
And a third person commented on the funny exchange about Donald’s dance.
The individual who wrote this observation stated, “Just watched Melania on Fox News and they asked her does she dance like Donald’s Trump dance & before they were even done with the question she said ‘no.'”
“It was hilarious. I love our classy First Lady!”
Donald Trump’s Cabinet Picks
In the days following his dominant Election Day victory, President-elect Donald Trump has begun carving out his future administation.
Here’s a list of Trump’s confirmed cabinet picks:
- Susie Wiles – White House Chief of Staff
- Dr. Mehmet Oz – Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- Stephen Miller – Deputy Chief of Staff
- Bill McGinley – White House counsel
- Tom Homan – “Border Czar”
- Elise Stefanik – Ambassador to the United Nations
- Lee Zeldin – Environmental Protection Agency administrator
- Marco Rubio – Secretary of State
- Kristi Noem – Homeland Security Secretary
- Mike Huckabee – Ambassador to Israel
- John Ratcliffe – CIA director
- Pete Hegseth – Secretary of Defense
- Mike Waltz – National Security Advisor
- Steven Witkoff – Middle East envoy
- Elon Musk & Vivek Ramaswamy – Department of Government Efficiency
- Tim Scott – Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee
- Tulsi Gabbard – Director of National Intelligence
- Matt Gaetz – nominated for Attorney General but later refused the position
- Pam Bondi – nominated for Attorney general just hours after Gaetz’s withdrawal
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services
- Jay Clayton – US Attorney for the Southern District of New York
- Doug Burgum – Department of Interior
- Todd Blanche – Deputy Attorney General
- Karoline Leavitt – White House Press Secretary
- Chris Wright – Energy Secretary
- Doug Collins – Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs
- William McGinley – White House Counsel
- Steven Cheung – White House Communications Director
- William Owen Scharf – Assistant to the President and White House Staff Secretary
- Dean John Sauer – Solicitor General of the US
- Commissioner Brendan Carr – Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
- Linda McMahon: Education Secretary
- Matthew Whitaker – NATO ambassador
- Scott Bessent – Treasury Secretary
- Keith Kellogg – Special envoy to Russia, Ukraine
- Warren Stephens – Ambassador to the UK
