Melania Trump is boosting her public speaking skills for First Lady role

Jonas Ezeanya • 31 March 2017

Melania Trump is undergoing media training to boost her public speaking skills before relocating to Washington DC in May. Since her husband assumed office as the President of the United States, Melania Trump has been living in New York City. But that's about to change.

Recent reports say that Mrs Trump has been preparing to officially move to Washington DC to assume her full time role as First Lady. She has since been taking media training to help her improve her public speaking skills, which is an excellent idea.

In a report published yesterday in the New York Daily News, Melania Trump is "ramping up her public appearances", as she gradually settles into her role as First Lady. "She's been getting media coaching to make her more comfortable speaking," the report quotes a family source.

On Monday, a new director of communications was appointed for the First Lady's office, as they continue to put things in place ahead of her arrival in the White House.

She's been getting media coaching to make her more comfortable speaking [in public].

It would be recalled that Mrs Trump did not relocate to Washington DC in January with her husband after he was sworn in as President. Instead, she chose to stay back in New York to allow their 11-year-old son, Baron, to finish the school year by the end of May.

Well now that May is drawing near, First Lady Melania Trump is preparing to step into the spotlight. Expect to hear more of her!

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