She was only the second who was not born in the United States, and the first since 1825, when Louisa Adams, who was born in London, became First Lady with the inauguration of her husband, John Quincy Adams, the sixth president. Like her husband, who came to the presidency with an unusual resume and was the first president with neither military nor governmental experience, Melania was not a typical First Lady. She initially kept a low profile but began to appear in public more frequently as her husband’s term progressed. She delayed moving into the White House until six months after the inauguration so that her son could finish his school year in New York City, and she was slow to staff the Office of the First Lady in the White House East Wing. Soft-spoken and private, Melania Trump did not seem to relish her position as First Lady after her husband became president.
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