Summary
Melania Trump premiered her documentary at the Trump‑Kennedy Center on January 29, with President Trump and various political figures, family members, and celebrities attending. The film is set to open in U.S. theaters on January 30. The premiere occurred during a sensitive political time, following criticism due to a recent incident.
Key Facts
- Melania Trump held the premiere of her documentary at the Trump‑Kennedy Center.
- President Trump attended with Melania, along with Donald Trump Jr. and his fiancée.
- Several political figures, including U.S. administration officials and lawmakers, were present.
- Notable absences included Barron Trump, Eric Trump, and Ivanka Trump.
- The film aims to give a personal view of Melania's life involving family, business, and charity work.
- Amazon paid $40 million for film distribution rights.
- The premiere was criticized due to its timing after a recent controversial incident.
- The documentary releases in U.S. theaters on January 30 with modest initial expectations.
