As Melania Trump prepares to return as First Lady, she reflects on her first term and the challenges she faced. She shared a major regret, admitting, “I didn’t have much support” during her initial time at the White House. Melania felt misunderstood and that people only saw her as the president’s wife, despite her independence and ability to make her own decisions. She faced difficulties with limited information upon moving into the White House and renovation delays due to poor communication with the outgoing administration. Though Michelle Obama offered support, Melania chose not to reach out, preferring to navigate the role independently. With more knowledge and resources, she now feels better prepared for her second term.
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