Former President Donald Trump has indicated that wife Melania Trump will soon be seen more frequently on the campaign trail as the 2024 presidential race heats up.

During an interview on Fox News with Laura Ingraham, Trump shared insights into Melania's previous success as a model and her inherent privacy.

He highlighted her dedication to the country's success over her own personal preferences, in particular.

"It's funny, she was a very successful model, very, very successful, and yet she was a private person," he began.

The former president continued, "She's going to be out a lot. Not because she likes doing it, but she likes the results," Trump remarked.

The former president added, "She wants to see this country really succeed. She loves the country."

Melania's Unique Approach to Public Life

Trump contrasted Melania's demeanor with that of other first ladies, noting her contentment in staying out of the limelight unless otherwise necessary.

This reflects a departure from the more visible roles that predecessors have assumed, often seeking public recognition alongside their husbands.

Trump appreciates Melania's difference, saying, "If I didn't introduce Melania, she'd be very happy about it. She's just a different kind of a person."

Melania's approach, marked by a focus on privacy and family, especially in raising their son, Barron, has been a cornerstone of her public persona.

"Her life revolves around that boy. It's so important to her. At the same time, it also revolves around our country and the success of our country. She's raised a lot of money for charity. She's a private person," Trump shared,

 Melania's Engagement

Melania has been noticeably absent from her husband's 2024 presidential campaign, making few public appearances and avoiding media attention.

Until recently, her absence has been attributed to her mother's passing, Amalija Knavs, which occurred earlier this year.

However, as the campaign season intensifies, political commentators are questioning whether she will resume efforts to support Trump.

The former president said, "She loves the country," Trump added. "She's going to be out a lot, but she does it for the good of the country, not for her. She's somebody with a lot of confidence. She doesn't need that."

Trump's remarks came at a crucial time, just days before the South Carolina Republican presidential primary, where he held a significant lead over his rival, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, and ultimately prevailed by a wide margin on Saturday.

This strategic announcement of Melania's increased involvement could energize Trump's campaign, offering a different dynamic as the primary season progresses.