Melania Trump Parties With Donald, Stepkids At Mar-A-Lago For Alina Habba's Birthday
Melania Trump was all smiles partying with Donald Trump and her stepchildren at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend to celebrate her husband's legal spokesperson's birthday.
Alina Habba, the Trump legal spokeswoman, celebrated her 40th birthday at the Palm Beach, Florida, resort on Saturday. The high-profile bash was Hermes-themed and the dinner setup spelled luxury.
Among the guests were Donald and Melania who were seen posing for photos with Habba and her husband, Gregg Reuben.
Melania stunned in an all-black ensemble, while the 45th US President wore a blue suit and a matching striped blue tie.
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The party was also attended by Eric and Lara Trump, and Don Jr. and fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle.
No word on whether Ivanka, whose son Theo celebrated his 8th birthday on Friday, was in attendance.
Guilfoyle also shared a photo of her and Lara with the birthday girl on social media.
"Happy birthday, Alina!" she wrote.
The indoor-outdoor celebration was organized by Rackel Gehlsen and featured a Beatles cover band and a set by DJ Ross, Page Six reported.
Melania is being seen more often with Donald in the past weeks after being visibly absent from his side at the start of his third campaign for the presidency.
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After the death of her mom, Amalija Knavs, in January, the former FLOTUS has been spotted with her husband in Mar-a-Lago a few times. Most recently, when they hosted the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Asked whether she'd be joining him on the campaign trail, Melania simply teased, "Stay tuned."
As for Habba, the managing partner at Habba Madaio & Associates LLP continues to represent Trump in his civil lawsuits. She recently helped the former president score a win when an appeals court reduced Trump's New York civil fraud bond from $464 million to $175 million.
