Photos: Melania Trump’s Birthday
Sees Her Relishing Peaceful Private
Life At Mar-a-Lago As She Turns 51
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 4/26/2021 1:44:41 PM
The former model from Slovenia, who has become one of the most famous and adored figures in American politics has now returned to the insularity of her husband’s private Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida — where the family made their permanent residence, rather than New York City, after leaving the White House — Mrs. Trump, 51, has been enjoying spa treatments and focusing on her son, Barron, as well as spending time with her parents, sources say.
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The 49-year-old career criminal then added while being hauled into Manhattan criminal court in handcuffs, “Well, the video will tell you a whole lot of bulls—t.
Randy Quaid may be joining the race for governor of California.
After months of sharp criticism, the state's current governor, Gavin Newsom, will face a recall election, as it was announced on Monday that the signature threshold to trigger such an election has been met.
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The wife of the Asian man critically injured after being repeatedly kicked in the head by a stranger in East Harlem begged police Saturday to bring her husband’s attacker to justice — and make him “pay.”
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They were filmed squaring up to him even as he wailed ‘Sorry! Sorry!’ and ‘I’ll give you everything I got bro.’
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The Florida mansion where prosecutors say Jeffrey Epstien raped underage girls and women for many years has “finally” been demolished.
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Glaser bought 358 El Brillo Way for $18.5 million in March, and announced his plans to raze the property.
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Happy Birthday to the best FLOTUS ever, she looks gorgeous even in these "amateur" photos, no need for photoshop when you have natural beauty!