Melania Trump releases first statement in weeks after mysteriously vanishing from public eye

Melania Trump has suddenly come out of hiding. Amid rumours about her apparent ‘disappearance’, the First Lady has announced a statement.
For those out of the loop with recent speculation, 54-year-old Melania first attracted concerns over her whereabouts after missing out on several White House events of late.

Firstly, this lady shares her 18-year-old son Barron with the 47th US president – didn’t attend at a meeting Trump held with several world leaders earlier this month (4 Feb).
Melania Trump has suddenly come out of hiding. Amid rumours about her apparent ‘disappearance’, the First Lady has announced a statement.

For those out of the loop with recent speculation, 54-year-old Melania first attracted concerns over her whereabouts after missing out on several White House events of late.
Firstly, this lady shares her 18-year-old son Barron with the 47th US president – didn’t attend at a meeting Trump held with several world leaders earlier this month (4 Feb).

She also supposedly disapeared in a formal dinner her other-half had hosted in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, for the Republican senators and their spouses, and the Super Bowl last weekend.
The last online post that involved Melania was a portrait of her, shared on the @flotus Instagram account last month.

“Does anyone know where Melania is now? She was right by his side & now she’s gone. I miss her being here!” one desperate fan recently wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Another asked: “Where is Melania? It’s been quite some time since she’s been in public.”

Meanwhile she’s alive and well, and has this week broken her silence in a statement confirming that tours of the White House are soon to attend following the Trump family transition period.

Melania said: “The President and I are excited to reopen the White House to those interested in the extraordinary story of this iconic and beautiful landmark.

“There is much to learn about the American Presidency, the First Families who have lived here, and our Nation’s rich history from a firsthand experience at the White House.”