In a celebratory moment at Mar-a-Lago, Kai Trump, granddaughter of former President Donald Trump, shared a heartfelt photo showing “the whole squad” gathered to support Trump’s latest political comeback. The image, posted on social media, captured all of Trump’s children, their partners, and grandchildren, alongside tech mogul Elon Musk, each radiating pride as they stand together with Trump. But one face was notably absent: former First Lady Melania Trump.

Earlier that day, Melania joined Trump in a rare public appearance to cast her vote in Palm Beach, but she has largely maintained a low profile as Trump intensifies his campaign efforts. As the former president prepares for a potential return to the White House, questions are swirling about whether Melania will join him in Washington.

Though there is no official word on her plans, insiders close to the former First Lady suggest she may prefer a quieter, more private life away from the political stage. According to reports from the Mirror, Melania has reportedly settled into a lifestyle focused on privacy, spending her time between Mar-a-Lago and brief stays in New York since the family left Washington in January 2021.

A source close to the Trumps revealed that Melania’s absence from recent campaign events might signal a deliberate distance from the public demands of the First Lady role. “Melania’s discomfort with life in the White House was well-known,” the source revealed. “She felt a sense of relief when it ended and has since devoted her attention to supporting their son, Barron.”

During Trump’s initial White House tenure, Melania maintained a unique distance from the spotlight, delaying her move to Washington so Barron could finish the school year in New York. Even after relocating, she kept a relatively low profile, often choosing to remain behind the scenes. Her reluctance to embrace the role was evident, and friends say that even if Trump returns to Washington, Melania may prefer to stay in Florida.

For years, public intrigue has followed the Trumps’ relationship, especially amid Trump’s legal battles and allegations of past extramarital affairs. While Trump faces high-profile legal challenges, Melania has notably stayed out of the courtroom, fueling speculation about their dynamic. Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former friend and advisor, described the relationship as “transactional,” explaining that the marriage served each of their interests in unique ways.

Melania’s quiet stance may signal a more modern approach to the role of First Lady, where the president’s spouse may not adhere to the traditional expectations. If she remains in Florida, the decision would mark a dramatic departure from precedent, redefining the role to emphasize personal independence over conventional political obligations