Trump's two wives: Princess-like beauty, independent and self-sufficient, top profile

President Donald Trump has been a figure that has been attracting attention in recent days, not only because of his career but also because of his unique personal life. His two marriages with two models, Marla Maples and Melania Knauss, are extremely interesting.

Marla Maples: The captivating Southern beauty

Marla Maples was born on October 27, 1963 in Cohutta, Georgia, USA. Growing up in a peaceful countryside, Marla possesses a radiant beauty typical of the American South, with deep blue eyes, shiny blonde hair and a warm, vibrant smile. She began her career as an actress and model, quickly becoming known for her natural charisma and grace in every step.

In the late 1980s, when Donald and Ivana's marriage was showing signs of strain, Marla Maples, a young model with a Southern charm, entered Donald's life. According to sources, the relationship between Donald and Marla began while he was still married to Ivana.

The story exploded in the media in 1990, when, during a vacation in Aspen, Colorado, Ivana and Marla came face to face in public. Marla reportedly told Ivana bluntly, "He loves me."

Their meeting was full of drama, and Marla quickly became the focus of the media. In 1993, they officially married in a lavish ceremony at the famous Plaza Hotel in New York. However, the relationship lasted until 1999, but there is no denying that Marla left an indelible mark on Trump's life.

Melania Knauss: America's First Lady, independent and self-reliant, not dependent on her husband

Former model Melania Trump (54 years old) wore a dark blue coat designed by Adam Lippes at the inauguration of her husband - Donald Trump on January 20, combined with a wide-brimmed hat of the same color to help shield her eyes from public view.

"Her look says, 'I'm perfect and in control.' It shows that this time she's going to do things her way, and there's no looking back," a source said.

Melania Trump entered the Capitol on January 20, attending her husband's inauguration. She carefully prepared for life in the White House.

"I feel like people probably don't accept me. And I don't get a lot of support. Maybe some people, they see me as just the president's wife, but I stand on my own two feet, completely independent. I have my own thoughts, my own voice. I don't always agree with what my husband says or does," Melania said about her first term.

She divides her time between Washington DC, Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, and Trump Tower in New York, where son Barron is a freshman at New York University.

Melania Trump has taken the reins as first lady. She will run a tight ship,” a Trump family source told reporters. She has made it clear that she will set her own schedule and that anything the president’s team wants her to do will have to be approved in advance.

"It's her schedule, not anyone else's. She's done this before and knows what she wants to do and what she doesn't want to do," the Trump family source added. The first lady has hired a small staff to run her White House office, overseen by longtime aide Hayley Harrison, whom she praised for her "extraordinary leadership."

Discretion is important to Melania Trump after her former chief of staff, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, wrote a book titled Melania and Me in 2020, which claimed that the Trump family had a "transactional marriage" and that the first lady did not get along with Trump's eldest daughter Ivanka from his previous marriage, Ivana Trump.

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