Melania Trump To Make Rare Public Appearance At Fundraiser For GOP Group
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The former first lady has largely stayed out of the public eye as her husband seeks a return to the White House.
Former first lady Melania Trump, who has mostly stayed out of the public eye as husband Donald Trump seeks a return to the White House, is set to appear at a fundraiser for a GOP group this month in Florida.
The event — organized by Log Cabin Republicans, an organization “dedicated to representing LGBT conservatives and allies” — will take place at the Trumps’ Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach on April 20, according to multiple media reports.
During a public appearance with her husband amid Florida’s Republican presidential primary last month, Melania Trump was asked whether she would take on a more forward role in Donald Trump’s campaign.
She replied, “Stay tuned,” without further elaboration.
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