As Donald Trump prepares to become the 47th president of the United States, an old video has resurfaced of him bragging about his one-minute habit in his wife Melania Trump’s bedroom.
In 2004, the businessman, now 78, sat down with his then-fiancée Melania, now 54, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to discuss their blossoming romance.
During their conversation, the president-elect opened up about the one thing the former model does in their bedroom, which left him deeply impressed.
After DeGeneres asked the couple who does the housework, Donald explained that Melania is so “tidy” that she makes the bed within a minute of him getting up.
‘Does he take out the trash at home? Is he that kind of (man)?’ Ellen asked Melania.
“No, he’s doing his job,” Melania replied. “I let him do his job and I do my job and the housekeeper does her job.”
“But still, even if you have a housekeeper, are you neat or messy?” DeGeneres persevered.
Donald then stepped in to talk about how “flawless” Melania is.
As Donald Trump prepares to become the 47th president of the United States, an old video has emerged of him bragging about his one-minute habit in his wife Melania Trump’s bedroom
In 2004, the businessman, now 78, sat down with his then-fiancée Melania, now 54, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to discuss their blossoming romance.
He explained that she keeps everything in their home “perfect,” including their bed.
‘I’m quite neat, but she’s very neat. She comes from a part of the world… the Austria-Slovenia thing is impeccable,” he shared.
‘She is so neat, everything is perfect. If I get up and leave the bed for a moment, I come back and it’s made up, which is pretty amazing.
“When you have someone like that who also has that quality, that’s a pretty unusual quality, so I’m happy with that.”
Melania giggled as her husband-to-be opened up about her purity.
“I like things to be perfect, you know? I am very organized,” she added.
The surfaced video comes amid news that donors who donate at least $1 million to Donald’s inauguration will receive an intimate dinner with Melania and the newly elected president.
A kite, obtained by The New York Timescalled “Trump Vance Inaugural Committee Benefits,” listed the benefits of donating $1 million or raising $2 million for the event.
During their conversation, the new president talked about the one thing the former model does in their bedroom, which left him deeply impressed.
After the host asked the couple who does the housework, Donald explained that Melania (seen in 2020) is so “tidy” that she makes the bed within a minute of him getting up.
Donors who give that much will receive a half-dozen tickets to eight inaugural events from January 17 to 20, including the swearing-in at the Capitol on the morning of the 20th.
Those events also include an “elegant and intimate dinner” with the Trumps on January 19, the day before the inauguration. The pilot calls it the ‘top event’.
Melania has not publicly confirmed her attendance around opening events, but the flyer also states that she will attend a Sunday morning service with her husband Donald.
The new first lady was not a regular on the campaign trail and made very few appearances.
She declined first lady Jill Biden’s invitation for tea the day Donald met Joe Biden at the White House.
Melania has hired a chief of staff for the East Wing, but has not made any other major announcements about how she will spend her second term in the East Wing. White House.
It is still unclear how active she will be or where she will live; Currently, the incoming first lady lives in New York City, while son Barron attends New York University.
She will be able to continue selling her books, jewelry and collectibles after she returns to the White House — with no legal restrictions on profiting financially as first lady.