Tiffany Trump has left the stress of her father Donald’s hush money trial behind her so she can enjoy a quick trip across the pond with her mother Marla Maples.
The former first daughter, 30, made a rare public appearance in the UK on Monday, when she joined her mother Marla at Cambridge University, where the former actress and model was giving a talk at the university’s Union. .
An image of the mother-daughter duo showed them posing side by side, with Tiffany, who married billionaire heir Michael Boulos in 2022, sporting a demure white polo shirt and a pair of black pants, with her long blonde locks in waves. loose around. her shoulders.
The Georgetown Law graduate smiled happily for the camera as she put her arm around her 60-year-old mother, who was wearing a beige sweater, a long pearl necklace and had her locks styled in springy curls.
Tiffany did not take the stage with her mother at the event, where Marla was billed as an “actress, television personality, model, humanitarian, singer, host, ambassador and mother,” but instead watched from the audience.
Tiffany Trump has left the stress of her father Donald’s hush money trial behind her so she can enjoy a quick trip across the pond with her mother Marla Maples.
On Saturday night, Tiffany, 30, joined her mother for a night on the town in London.
The former First Daughter was seen getting into a black taxi after attending a dinner hosted by her mother at a ‘fancy’ Mayfair restaurant.
Her arrival in the UK comes just two weeks after Tiffany made a public show of support for her father Donald at his secret trial in New York City.
However, Tiffany played a big part in what her mother had to say on stage, with a brief summary of the event released in advance describing Marla’s “number one role in life” as being a mother to her only child.
“Her number one role in life has been motherhood, leading her daughter, Tiffany Trump, to adulthood on the world stage,” the Cambridge Union website said.
Before the event, mother and daughter showed off their close bond when they enjoyed a night out on the town in London and went out to dinner at Inca restaurant in Mayfair, where Marla was hosting a private dinner.
The South American-inspired restaurant is described as offering a “high-end dining experience”, and guests are offered a variety of dishes, including a $140 king crab, $292 wagyu tomahawk and $127 dover sole.
Tiffany and Marla were seen arriving together in the back of a black taxi; the younger of the two blondes was sporting a pair of tight black leather pants, a simple black t-shirt, a white leather jacket, and silver tipped shoes. transparent heels
She carried an $1,800 patent leather Bottega Veneta bag over her shoulder and flashed a big smile for the cameras as she walked inside.
However, once she entered the place, the former First Daughter chose not to take photographs with her mother, who posed bravely with her guests while wearing a beige blouse, blue jeans and a long velvet jacket with embroidery on the back. lead.
Although Tiffany has shied away from the public spotlight in recent years, especially since her father left the White House in January 2021, she returned to the spotlight late last month when she showed her public support for the former president at his trial. for secret money in New York.
Tiffany followed her evening with an afternoon in Cambridge, where her 60-year-old mother was giving a talk at the university’s Union.
Although Tiffany did not take the stage with her mother, she played an important role in Marla’s talk, which focused on her role as mother to her only child.
While Marla happily posed for photos during their Saturday dinner, Tiffany seemed keen to stay away from the cameras.
Tiffany, who is Donald’s youngest daughter and his only child with his ex-wife Marla, joined her older half-brothers Eric and Don Jr. at the New York courthouse to hear closing arguments in the case, in which the former businessman was eventually found guilty of 34 felony counts of fraud.
Despite the gravity of the occasion, Tiffany managed to keep a wide smile on her face as she arrived on the court alongside Don Jr., with a large pair of sunglasses on her face to protect her eyes from the cameras.
Although she was present in court for closing arguments, Tiffany was not present when lawyers brought her into the case by making a surprising revelation about an apparent blackmail attempt made against Trump’s youngest daughter before Election Day 2016.
The shocking claim was made by Trump lawyer Tom Blanche, who questioned witness Michael Cohen about the so-called “extortion” attempt made against Tiffany eight years earlier.
‘Do you remember that on October 25 she communicated to you her concerns about someone trying to blackmail her (Tiffany)?’ -Blanca asked. “Yes, sir,” Cohen responded, before confirming that she handled the matter quickly.
Tiffany has traded the spotlight for a quiet life since marrying her billionaire husband Michael Boulos in 2022 (seen with her father in June 2021).
The former First Daughter got engaged at the White House, and Michael got down on one knee to pop the question and posted the footage days before his father’s presidency ended.
However, prior to her attendance at the trial, Tiffany largely remained under the radar, posting only one image to her public Instagram account this year: a photo of her celebrating the New Year at her father’s estate in Mar-a -Lake on January 2. .
However, Tiffany may have wanted to be with her family this week after she and Marla suffered a personal loss: the death of Marla’s father, Stan, who passed away on May 29.
Marla, who was married to Trump, 77, for six years from 1993 to 1999, took to Instagram last week to confirm that her father, Stanley Maples, had died at age 82.
The loving daughter shared an old video of her father singing her a hymn on her birthday a few years ago, while praising his ‘beautiful spirit’ in the touching tribute.
Marla appeared to have a close relationship with her father and was his caregiver, often sharing photos of their time together on social media.
In a video posted in March, she called her father’s care an “invaluable gift.”