As Donald Trump and wife Melania are all set to re-enter the White House, here is a look at the US President-elect’s past marriages, divorces and children.
Ivana Trump
Donald Trump’s first wife was a Czech- American model who later turned into an interior designer. Ivana met Trump in 1976 and got married the following year. The couple were married for 15 years and were considered one of the most powerful couples of New York society in the 1980s.
Donald Trump Jr
Often nicknamed Don Jr, he is an American businessman and the eldest child of US president-elect Donald Trump and his first wife Ivana Trump.
Ivanka Trump
She is the second child of Donald Trump, and his first wife, Ivana. Ivanka was a senior advisor in her father’s administration (2017–2021), and also the director of the Office of Economic Initiatives and Entrepreneurship.
Eric Trump
Eric is a businessman, activist, and former reality television presenter. He is the third child and second son of Donald Trump and Ivana Trump.
Marla Maples
Donald Trump’s second marriage with Marla Maples was also short-lived. The two were in a relationship at the time of Trump’s first divorce. The couple had their daughter Tiffany in 1993 and the two married soon after. Donald Trump and Marla Maples parted ways in 1997 and got divorced in 1999 but have remained friendly since then.
Tiffany Ariana Trump
Tiffany is Donald Trump’s only child with his second wife, actress and television personality Marla Maples. A singer-turned-model, Tiffanny has a music single Like A Bird to her credit.
Melania Trump
First Lady Melania Trump has been married to Donald Trump for 20 years. The Slovenian-born model had first met Donald Trump at a party in New York in 1998 and started dating soon after. The couple got married after dating for roughly for six years in 2005. They share a son, Barron who was born in 2006.
Barron Trump
Barron Trump, now a first-year student at NYU and the tallest member of the Trump family at six foot seven. He is the youngest child of US president elect Donald Trump.
