Melania Trump’s Adorable Video Praised: ‘First Lady Of All Time,’ Netizen Says

Melania Trump is the number one first lady of all time, according to a netizen.

The first lady of the United States has gained more supporters and critics when her husband Donal Trump became the president of the United States. Melania was called a “hypocrite” by some, but many are also convinced that she is the best first lady of the country.

A clip of Melania joining Donal in various engagements was shared on Twitter. In the video, she can be seen walking, descending the plane and facing various people as she does her duty as the first lady of the country. Melania’s supporters couldn’t help but praise her.

“#1 First Lady of all Time! Never to be had again!” one commented.

“Our first lady fled a communist country, came to U.S. as an immigrant, became an American citizen, and now she is First Lady – she speaks five languages and exhibits grace on the world stage. So why is in [sin’t] the MSM applauding this accomplished woman?” Lory Hendy wrote.

A different user described Melania “lovely” before adding, “You represent us well.” Another netizen said that Melania was the “most beautiful, classy, intelligent First Lady ever!” The social media user also praised the clip by adding that it was a “great video.”

“She’s been a magnificent, dignified, intelligent First Lady, in difficult circumstances. I’m a fan,” another online user commented.

A different clip also showed Melania packing bags in the White House. However, the first lady was not leaving her husband. She was actually working with Red Cross for a cause along with second lady Karen Pence.

Melania and Pence helped assemble comfort kits for troops stationed overseas this holiday season. In a post on Twitter, the FLOTUS also thanked the military for the sacrifices they make for the country.

A few months ago, Donald and Melania visited Queen Elizabeth II in the U.K. Camilla Parker Bowles also had a meeting with Melania. The Duchess of York even borrowed Her Majesty’s priceless diamond jewelry from the monarch’s royal collection, which included a necklace and earrings with 11 diamonds each.