Melania expressed immense pride in Barron's involvement, noting his deep understanding of the political landscape which proved crucial for the campaign. "He is a grown young man, I'm very proud of him about his knowledge, even about politics and giving advice to his father," she said. She lauded his ability to connect with his generation, which primarily consumes content on mobile devices rather than traditional media.

Barron Trump's Viral Childhood and College Challenges

The First Lady also reminisced about a viral video from Barron's childhood, which showcased him speaking with a Slovenian accent, reflecting on the swift passage of time since then. Currently, Barron is a student at NYU, where his experience is far from typical due to his family's high profile and the constant presence of Secret Service protection.

"I don't think it's possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college, it's very different than any other kid," Melania commented on the unique challenges Barron faces at NYU.

This blend of personal growth and public interest has shaped Barron into a key figure within his father's campaign, despite the challenges posed by his situation.

Melania's Humorous Take on Donald's Dancing

On a lighter note, Melania shared her thoughts on her husband's much-talked-about dance style, which has gained attention on social media and among celebrities. She described Donald's dancing as "very special and unique," a style she herself has never attempted but appreciates for its joyous reception among the public.

"This is very special and unique dance. And I think a lot of people are copying it and everybody have fun with it," she remarked, showcasing her sense of humor about the playful aspect of her husband's persona.

Despite the allure of Donald's dance moves, Melania has chosen to appreciate them from a distance, sticking to her own style.

Transitioning Back to the White House

As the Trump family prepares for their return to the White House, Melania has been busy setting the stage for a smooth transition. She has declined an invitation from Jill Biden to visit the White House for tea, citing her familiarity with the premises and her current focus on transition plans.

"This time it's very different because we already know where we are going and we have all of the plans from before. So we don't need to go back in," Melania explained. Her team remains in contact with the current White House staff to ensure that all preparations are on track for the upcoming transition.

Melania is also in the process of establishing her office in the East Wing, where she plans to reintroduce her "Be Best" initiative. She is interviewing candidates for various positions, including her office staff, to ensure that "everybody's in and we start working on day one," she stated.

New Leadership for the East Wing

In preparation for her duties as First Lady, Melania has appointed Hayley Harrison as the Chief of Staff for the East Wing. Harrison, a seasoned member of the Trump team, has been recognized for her exceptional leadership and will play a pivotal role in Melania's initiatives.

"Mrs. Harrison has maintained an integral role and exceptional leadership on the First Lady's team over the past seven years," noted the announcement about the new appointment, highlighting the continuity and experience Harrison brings to her new role.

Melania's strategic approach to her return to the White House reflects her experience and readiness to take on the responsibilities of her role from day one.