Melania Trump reportedly gave a direct order to Donald Trump during a photo opportunity mishap, as detailed in a recent book authored by the President’s son, Eric Trump. The book, titled “Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation,” provides an unfiltered perspective on life within the Trump realm.
In the book, Eric Trump, the second son of Donald Trump, shared insights about a significant family event at the White House where the First Lady, Melania Trump, intervened at a critical moment. The event involved the baptism of Eric’s children, Luke and Carolina, in the historic setting of Washington DC’s East Room, beneath a renowned portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Following the baptism, Melania, aged 55, gave a succinct command to her husband after Luke, the grandson, started crying. Eric recounted the incident in his book, highlighting how Melania gracefully took charge of the situation, reminding Donald of his presidential responsibilities while comforting the distressed child.
Donald Trump, 79, praised Eric’s book, “Under Siege,” shortly after celebrating a successful peace initiative in the Middle East. Eric, on a promotional tour for the book, has been effusive in his admiration for his father, emphasizing his positive impact on global peace efforts.
In a recent podcast appearance, Eric expressed his belief that his father’s actions have contributed to a decrease in conflict worldwide, potentially influencing heavenly outcomes. However, when questioned about his own prospects of entering heaven due to his peace deals, Donald Trump appeared less certain, acknowledging the complexities of personal salvation but affirming his commitment to improving the lives of many individuals.