Incoming First Lady Melania Trump has announced her readiness to return to the White House.
Additionally, she expressed her intention to revitalise her Be Best initiative, which focuses on childhood well-being, responsible social media use, and addressing opioid abuse.
In a pre-recorded interview aired on Monday during Fox News’ Fox & Friends, Mrs Trump revealed that an upcoming documentary chronicling her life was her own concept, inspired by the success of her memoir released last year. The film, set to be distributed by Amazon Prime Video later this year, will provide insight into her personal and professional journey.
“I had an idea to, to make a movie, to make a film about my life,” she remarked. “My life is incredible. It’s incredibly busy. And, I told my agent, you know, I have this idea, so please, you know, go out and, make a deal for me.”
The documentary adds another dimension to the evolving relationship between Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the Trump family. In December, the company pledged a $1 million donation to President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration fund and announced plans to stream the inauguration on 20 January via its Prime Video platform, a gesture valued at an additional $1 million.
With just a week remaining until the inauguration and the Trumps’ return to the White House, Mrs Trump shared details of her preparations. She noted that this transition has been smoother than their initial move, given her familiarity with the residence and its layout.
“I already packed. I already selected the, you know, the furniture that needs to go in. So it’s, it’s very different, a transition, this time, second time around,” she stated.
Barron Trump, now 18 and a first-year student at New York University, will have a dedicated room at the White House for his visits.
In addition to settling into the residence, Mrs Trump confirmed that she is in the process of assembling her team and aims to expand her Be Best initiative to further its impact on key issues affecting children and families.
As the Trumps prepare to re-enter the White House, the incoming First Lady’s plans signal a focus on continuity and growth, both for her personal initiatives and her family’s transition.
Frances Ibiefo
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