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Home / Lifestyle / Melania Trump's Holiday Style: A Look Back at Controversial Decor

Melania Trump's Holiday Style: A Look Back at Controversial Decor

24 Nov

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Summary

  • Melania Trump welcomed the 2025 White House Christmas tree.
  • Past holiday decor, like 2018's red trees, faced online criticism.
  • Leaked audio revealed Melania's frustration with holiday decorating duties.
Melania Trump's Holiday Style: A Look Back at Controversial Decor

Melania Trump has officially begun the holiday season at the White House by accepting the 2025 Christmas tree. This marks a significant moment, recalling past holiday seasons that were marked by controversy and public scrutiny over her decorating choices. Her approach to festive decor has consistently captured public attention.

During Donald Trump's presidency, Melania's holiday decorations often became a talking point. In 2018, her choice of 40 striking red Christmas trees, dubbed 'American Treasures,' drew varied interpretations online, with some likening them to imagery from 'The Handmaid's Tale' or 'The Shining.' The White House had explained the red hue as a nod to presidential seal symbolism.

Further complicating the narrative, a leaked audio recording from 2018 emerged, featuring Melania expressing weariness with the demands of decorating, questioning the focus on holiday preparations amidst other pressing political issues. Despite the past controversies, Melania has also shared glimpses of this year's anticipated gold-themed display, hinting at her ongoing engagement with seasonal White House traditions.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The 40 blood-red Christmas trees in 2018, which some likened to 'The Handmaid's Tale,' were highly controversial.
Yes, leaked audio from 2018 revealed Melania expressing frustration with the decorating duties.
The 2025 White House Christmas tree arrived on Monday, November 24th.

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