Amid a flurry of media engagement, Donald Trump has announced that his wife Melania will accompany him back to the White House for his second presidential term.

In recent interviews, Donald Trump confirmed Melania's active participation in his campaign as well as her preparations to return to Washington, D.C., as the Daily Mail reports.

TIME magazine recently named Donald Trump its Person of the Year. During his interview with Time, he confirmed that Melania would be returning to the White House, indicating a significant role for her in his upcoming term.

Melania Trump's involvement in the final weeks of the campaign was characterized by her active participation in promoting her best-selling memoir and in various media interviews.

Donald Trump emphasized Melania's popularity, noting how she became a beloved figure among his supporters, often highlighted during his public addresses.

Engagement and Popularity Boost During Campaign

Throughout the campaign, Melania Trump was not just a silent partner; she participated in significant campaign events.

This included her presence at the New York Stock Exchange, where Donald rang the opening bell as part of his TIME Person of the Year celebrations.

This event mirrored an earlier occasion when Melania had rung the bell during her first tenure as First Lady to promote her Be Best campaign, underlining her ongoing commitment to her initiatives.

Her active role was further showcased as she joined her husband in critical campaign moments, resonating well with the MAGA crowd, who displayed their affection with signs reading "We love our First Lady."

Preparations for a Seamless Transition

Melania Trump is now focusing on her transition back to the White House, setting up her new office and planning the relaunch of her Be Best initiative. She is also continuing to market NFTs and other collectibles online.

During an interview, Melania shared insights into her preparations, noting the ease of the transition given her previous experience.

"This time it's very different because we already know where we are going and we have all of the plans from before," she stated.

She emphasized the smooth coordination with the White House staff and her proactive approach in establishing her team.

"I'm interviewing people for my office. I'm establishing everything what is needed so we could start on day one, everybody's in and we start working," Melania explained.

Family Considerations and Public Expectations

The Trump family dynamics also played a role in their White House plans. Barron Trump, their son, transitioned to a school in Washington D.C., during his father's first term, which made the family's move smoother, though he is now a student at New York University.

Melania had delayed her move during Donald's first term to allow Barron to complete his school year back in New York.

Donald Trump expressed immense satisfaction with Melania's readiness and eagerness to rejoin him in the White House, highlighting her popular support: "She's very beloved by the people, Melania. They really love her," he remarked.

Melania's return to the White House marks a full-circle moment for the Trump family, as they prepare to re-enter the political and public life arena in Washington, D.C. with renewed vigor and established plans.