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NextImg:Melania Trump ‘leads her own life’ during Donald’s second presidency: ‘She will never be a traditional first lady’
Melania Trump (seen here July 2024) is not going to be a “traditional first lady” during President Trump’s second presidential term, a source claimed. Getty Images

Melania Trump is doing her own thing.

After taking a month-long break from making any public appearances with her husband, President Trump, a source told People that Melania is reportedly leading “her own life” amid his second term in the White House.

“She will never be a traditional first lady. That isn’t who she is,” a Miami political source told the outlet Tuesday, adding that she has “her own ideas on what she wants to do.”

In fact, Melania is currently working on “her own projects,” such as her Brett Ratner-directed documentary with Amazon Prime.

A political source told People that Melania (seen here with Donald in November 2022) has “her own ideas on what she wants to do.” Getty Images
Melania has reportedly been spending time apart from her husband (seen here in January) as she goes between Washington DC and Mar-a-Lago. Getty Images

“Melania has been busy shooting her documentary and that has taken place in several locations, including the White House,” the source told the outlet.

A social source said it should be no surprise that Melania has been absent from several of Donald’s political appearances as she splits her time between Washington DC, New York City and the couple’s home at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla.

“[Donald and Melania] both live at Mar-a-Lago and have quarters in the White House,” the social source said. “But she leads her own life and joins him when appropriate in either place.”

Melania (seen here in January) has been busy shooting her Amazon Prime documentary. Pool/ABACA/Shutterstock
The first lady (seen here in January) has been differentiating herself from Donald this time around. Getty Images

The first lady usually “keeps to herself” when she’s in Palm Beach, though she attends dinner with Donald “on occasion,” the social source shared.

Melania, 54, was noticeably absent from her husband’s events for nearly a month.

She was last seen visiting North Carolina flood victims with the president in January and didn’t resurface until she attended the Governors Ball this past weekend. Melania even skipped out on attending the Super Bowl 2025 with Donald, 78, earlier this month.

Melania took a weeks-long break from appearing with her husband after meeting flood victims in South Carolina last month. AFP via Getty Images
She resurfaced with Donald at the Governor Ball this weekend. AFP via Getty Images

Melania has seemingly been distancing herself from Donald since he was inaugurated Jan. 20.

The former model sent a clear message when she rolled up to Donald’s swearing-in ceremony wearing a navy blue coat and a boater hat that concealed her eyes.

“She doesn’t care. She’s unreadable, inscrutable — and she likes it that way,” fashion journalist and historian Nancy MacDonell told Page Six at the time. “The look said ‘I’m flawless and in control,’ and it showed that she’s going to do things her way this time — she won’t look back.”

Melania made a statement at Donald’s inauguration with her hat. Getty Images

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Melania even admitted to having differing political opinions from Donald in an interview with Fox News last month.

“I don’t always agree [with] what my husband is saying or doing, and that’s OK,” she said.“I give him my advice, and sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn’t.”

She also believes that the public underestimates her power and she isn’t just Donald’s arm candy.

She shared last month that she doesn’t always agree with Donald. Getty Images
The couple are very much in love and committed, a source shared earlier this month. Getty Images

“Maybe they didn’t understand me the way maybe they do now, and I didn’t have much support. Maybe some people, they see me as just the wife of the president,” she said. “But I’m standing on my own two feet, independent. I have my own thoughts.”

Still, Melania reportedly remains committed to her marriage and is “really good at balancing her husband,” her official photographer, Régine Mahaux, told Hello! Magazine earlier this month.

The couple tied the knot in 2005 and share 18-year-old son Barron.