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Melania Trump's Busy Week: Diplomacy, Holidays, and Military Appreciation

Melania Trump's Busy Week: Diplomacy, Holidays, and Military Appreciation

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 Listeners, buckle up because the last few days in Melania Trump-land have been downright festive and glittering with global diplomacy. Just hours ago at the White House North Portico, Melania stood in a swirl of excitement and pine needles as she officially welcomed the 2025 National Christmas Tree. Picture it: Melania, statuesque, greeting Rex and Jessica Korson, who’d travelled all the way from Michigan with their 25-foot concolor fir. These are no ordinary Christmas elves—the Korsons were named the 2025 Grand Champions by the National Christmas Tree Association and their tree is now destined for White House glory, specifically the chandelier-defying Blue Room. If you're a fan of tradition, this event is Holiday Happenings 101, kicking off a week of decorating marathons with volunteers buzzing through the historic halls while Melania herself orchestrates the winter aesthetic—public tours start December 2, so mark your calendars if you want a peek at the presidential pine.

But Melania wasn’t just home for the holidays. Last week she was making waves in North Carolina, teaming up with Second Lady Usha Vance for a visit to Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River. The First and Second Lady duo mingled with service members and their families, spotlighting military appreciation and showing genuine compassion—well-earned kudos all around.

If that sounds like a lot, wait until you hear about the international glamour. Only three days ago, the White House rolled out the *very* golden carpet for Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, back after a seven-year absence. It was a diplomatic spectacle: Melania donned a green dress echoing Saudi pride (major style points), and the festivities radiated so much warmth even Donald Trump couldn’t help but call the prince “my friend” to reporters. Now the stakes were sky-high: The Saudis pledged a jaw-dropping one trillion dollar investment in the US, and in turn, America approved the immensely strategic F-35 stealth fighter jet sale—much to the consternation of Israel but a strong signal to China that the US is watching the Middle East chessboard very closely.

In this swirl of military visits, holiday glitz, and high-stakes diplomacy, Melania Trump has pivoted with signature poise, keeping her role as First Lady as much about connecting on the home front as negotiating style points on the global stage. And don’t forget, she’s in the thick of planning for the upcoming turkey pardoning later this week—a tradition stuffed as full of awkward presidential jokes as any Thanksgiving turkey.

So whether she’s decked out in White House holiday glitter, standing tall on the world stage in Saudi green, or lending warmth to military families, Melania continues to impress, inspire, and sometimes surprise us all.

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