Marla Maples, former President Trump's second wife, expressed her willingness to support Trump's potential second run for the White House.

Fox News reported that she revealed her readiness to "step out more" and contribute, possibly even as a running mate, in an interview with the London Evening Standard.

Maples Open to Various Roles

Maples, aged 60 and from North Georgia, has previously been in a caregiving role. With the recent passing of her parents and her daughter Tiffany's marriage, she now feels free to pursue other interests.

"I've been in the caregiving mode. Now, my mother and father have each passed, and my daughter's happily married. It's time I can be more on point with what I may be called to do," Maples stated.

Maples expressed her openness to serving in any capacity, including potentially as Trump's running mate. "I'm open to whatever way I can serve," she said.

Despite her aversion to the divisive nature of politics, Maples is not deterred by potential adverse outcomes from speaking out.

The Trump campaign has not commented on Maples' potential involvement. Maples and Trump married in 1993 and divorced in 1999, sharing one daughter, Tiffany, who has actively supported her father's previous presidential campaigns.

Maples' Perspective on Politics and Allegations

Tiffany's husband, Michael Boulos, also plays a role in Trump's political endeavors by engaging with Arab American leaders in Michigan. Additionally, Boulos' father, Massad Boulos, is a Lebanese billionaire.

Maples, who has not been a fan of politics, believes in Trump's innocence regarding the civil allegations made by E. Jean Carroll.

"I do know my daughter's father well enough to know that he's never had to push himself on another person. He's always had women throw themselves on him instead," Maples asserted.

Addressing Hush Money and Public Perception

Regarding Trump's hush money trial, Maples downplayed its significance compared to other national issues. "They love these little sexy stories. We have a country that is failing. Our cities are not protected…" she remarked.

Maples and Trump's relationship began with a highly publicized affair that led to Ivana Trump blaming Maples for the collapse of their marriage.

Subsequently, Ivana Trump received a $14 million divorce settlement and passed away in 2022.

Maples' Personal and Public Life

Since the end of her caregiving responsibilities, Maples is prepared to take on more public roles.

Moreover, her willingness to serve in any capacity for Trump's potential campaign marks a significant shift from her previous private life.

Additionally, Maples has shown resilience in the face of public scrutiny and remains unafraid of the challenges of stepping into the political arena.

Conclusion

In summary, Trump's second wife, Marla Maples, is ready to support his potential second run for the White House. She is open to serving in various capacities, including as a running mate. Maples has moved past her caregiving role and can now pursue public interests.

Despite her previous aversion to politics, she is not afraid of the adverse outcomes of speaking out.