Melania Trump, on a possible return to the White House: "Never say never"

As Donald Trump contemplates whether he will run for office in 2024, the former US president's wife, Melania Trump, has given her first interview since leaving the White House.

In it she has spoken of a possible return.

“Being the first lady of the United States was my greatest honor.

I think we have achieved a lot in the four years of the Trump Administration, ”she has pointed out for the American television channel Fox News, in a conversation broadcast on Sunday morning.

Asked if she could ever live at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington again, she added: "Never say never."

Although, for now, he has emphasized being happy in Florida, in his mansion at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, where he has lived with Donald Trump since he finished his term.

“Life is wonderful and I keep myself busy,” she noted.

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Although she has not confirmed whether her husband will stand again in the US elections, the former first lady wanted to share her pessimistic view of the current situation in the country.

"It's sad to see what's going on if you really look deeply into it," she said without elaborating.

She also addressed the issue of the US infant formula crisis, blaming the country's "leadership" for not having "food available for children in the 21st century in the United States of America."

The enigmatic model-turned-first lady also spoke about her projects with NFT, noting that "some of the proceeds" will go to support foster children.

When a first lady leaves the White House, it is usual for her to donate her most emblematic dresses to the Smithsonian Museum of American Art located in Washington DC, which houses, among its more than three million objects, dresses by Jackie Kennedy and Michelle Obama.

However, Trump has not followed in the footsteps of his predecessors and decided to put up for auction at the beginning of the year part of his stylistic heritage, converted into digital works of art through non-fungible tokens.

Trump has never publicly announced how much money he has made from sales of these virtual items, nor has he specified how much of the proceeds will go to charity.

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She was also asked why she had never appeared on the cover of the American edition of

magazine , as did her predecessor, Michelle Obama, up to three times during her husband's term, as well as the current first lady, Jill Biden. , who appeared last June, six months after Vice President Kamala Harris did.

"I had more important things to do in the White House than to be on the cover of

," replied the former model, after accusing the head of "bias."

“They have likes and dislikes, and it's very obvious,” she noted.

The new biography of the director of

, Anna Wintour, written by the journalist Amy Odell, sheds light on it.

He talks about a meeting held at the headquarters of Condé Nast, publisher of this and other magazines, the morning after Donald Trump's electoral victory, in which the employees remember seeing the director cry, something unusual for her, who He has a reputation for barely showing his emotions.

In addition, she details that from the magazine they tried to photograph Melania Trump on two occasions, before the investiture of her husband and after her.

However, the author assures that since the header “would not guarantee a cover, Melania would not do it”.