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Melania Trump, tired of construction, gets in the Christmas spirit

First Lady Melania Trump, tired of noisy White House construction, has returned to public view for the holidays after staying quiet for much of President Donald Trump 's first year back in office.

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Melania Trump lights the National Christmas Tree after president counts down

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First lady Melania Trump cheers hospitalised children for Christmas, reads story to kids

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Melania Trump Lights the National Christmas Tree After President Counts Down

First lady Melania Trump lit the National Christmas Tree on a chilly Thursday night in the nation's capital.

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‘Religion coming back to USA’: Trump, Melania light the National Mall Christmas tree at White House

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How Melania Trump honors past Christmas displays in White House holiday design

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Donald & Melania Trump's Marriage Is A Mess When They Think Cameras Aren't Watching

Rumors have swirled about Donald and Melania Trump's marriage for years and apparently, behind closed doors, things are even worse than they appear in public.

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Melania reveals touching heirloom from Slovenia used at her wedding and Barron's baptism

Giving an insight into her Slovenian roots, Melania Trump has opened up on the significant heirloom her mother gave to her, which was used at her wedding to Donald Trump and their son's baptism

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Trump's Packing! Melania Trump 'Snapped at Pal' for Claiming Husband Donald Has a 'Small Manhood'

Melania Trump's feathers were allegedly ruffled over Donald Trump after a former roommate made jokes about the president's nether regions, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The staggering revelation regarding Donald's manhood is made in The Art of Her Deal: The ...

Another year, another chance for Melania to prove she hates Christmas

When it comes to Christmas decorations, we all have our own personal bêtes noires. Why didn’t January-you take 10 seconds to wind the lights neatly instead of jamming them into a knotted heap? And who among us hasn’t felt a twist of wreath envy while trotting past the neighbours’ lusciously verdant creations?