Tiffany Trump is enjoying the start of her Christmas. The youngest daughter of Donald Trump and Marla Maples has been sharing updates of her holidays, which include trips to the White House and some adorable photos of her son, Alexander.
Over the past couple of days, Tiffany has been entering the holiday mood and sharing with her followers what she and her husband, Michael Boulos, have been up to. The couple traveled to the White House, where they shared some photos of their visit to the Oval Office and the building's gardens, which were beautifully covered in snow.
Tiffany and Michael were spotted holding hands and walking through the gardens, with Tiffany wearing a white coat and a black turtle neck. Michael wore a blue suit that he matched with a white button-up and a brown tie.
"It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas," she captioned the post, adding a snowflake emoji.
"Oh, mommy misses you and it’s not even been 24 hours," wrote Maples in the caption. "Love the photos!"
Tiffany also shared a photo on her Instagram stories holding her son, with the two standing in front of a Christmas tree. The photo shows them in a cream colored room with golden details and a pastel colored rug. For the occasion, both looked cozy, with her wearing leather pants, matching black shoes, and a pink sweater. Alexander was photographed wearing a grey onesie and sending a look towards the camera.
Tiffany at the Kennedy Center Honors
Earlier this week, Tiffany joined some of her family at the Kennedy Center Honors, wearing a long green gown. The D.C.-based entertainment awards show is conducted to honor the nation's entertainment world, with the President in attendance, celebrating various lifetime achievement awards.
"A special night at the Kennedy Center Honors," Tiffany captioned the post.
Donald Trump served as the evening's host, a departure from previous iterations of the Kennedy Center Honors, where Presidents have been a part of the audience. He had a hand in selecting this year's batch of performers, which included Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, and George Strait.
"Billions and billions of people have watched them over the years," said Trump at the start of the show. He described this year's honorees as "among the greatest artists and actors, performers, musicians, singers, songwriters ever to walk the face of the Earth."