Melania Trump reportedly gave a firm directive to Donald Trump during a photo opportunity gone awry, as detailed in a newly released book by the US President’s son.
Eric Trump, aged 41, unveiled his memoir, “Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation,” this week, offering an unfiltered perspective on life within the Trump realm.
In his book, Eric, Trump’s second son, shared insights on involving his family in a special event at the White House, where First Lady Melania Trump intervened at a critical juncture.
During the baptism of their children, Luke and Carolina, in Washington DC’s historic East Room beneath Abraham Lincoln’s iconic portrait, Melania, at 55, stepped in after Luke began crying. She calmly took charge, telling Donald, “You run the country,” as she comforted the child.
Trump, aged 79, praised the book, “UNDER SIEGE,” shortly after celebrating the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza. He commended Eric’s work, highlighting the book’s success and significance.
Eric has been actively promoting the book, expressing admiration for his father’s actions. During a podcast interview, he lauded his father’s efforts in promoting peace globally, believing it may have positive repercussions in the afterlife.
However, when questioned about whether his peace deal would secure his place in heaven, Trump appeared less certain than his son. He acknowledged uncertainty about his eligibility for heaven but emphasized his contributions to improving many lives.
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