Melania Trump is ready to celebrate Christmas this year and it was disclosed that the First Lady is finding it hard to shop for gifts for her husband Donald Trump. And because of this, it was said that the couple just skips exchanging gifts altogether.
According to Hollywood Life, America’s first couple Melania Trump and Donald Trump may not buy presents for each other on Christmas day but they always make sure to plan something special for the family. So, how do the Trumps celebrate the jolliest time of the year?
As reported, Melania and Donald Trump celebrate Christmas just like any other ordinary families. They gather the family members and have meals together.
“Donald and Melania will be going to Mar-a-Largo again this Christmas, and the whole family will be there to celebrate,” an insider told Hollywood Life. “All of Donald’s children, and grandchildren, in addition to Melania’s parents, will be flying down to Florida, and she’s really looking forward to having a beautiful and festive celebration.”
Moreover, it was revealed that Melania Trump is also a follower of common Christmas traditions. In fact, she makes sure to attend the midnight mass so she and Donald Trump will surely hear mass this time around too.
When it comes to the holiday meal, HL notes that Melania Trump prefers to serve healthy dishes for her family. The First Lady is said to be very hands-on when it comes to choosing the dinner menu. She plans with her staff in order to come up with the best Christmas dinner.
“Melania has worked hard with the kitchen staff to devise a healthy but tasty menu for dinner, and she’s thrilled with the end result,” the tipster supposedly said.
Meanwhile, according to Express, Melania Trump and her family will spend Christmas 2018 in Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, Florida. Together with her husband Donald Trump and their whole family, they will stay in a 126-room villa with a spa and guest rooms.


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