Melania Trump’s plans after the White House: a new school for Barron and a modelling comeback – but what next for her marriage to Donald Trump?

They’ve led a relatively quiet life in the White House but the public could be seeing a lot more from Melania Trump and son Barron once her husband Donald Trump leaves office. So what can we expect next from the first lady and family?

Melania infamously didn’t move into the White House right away in 2017 as she didn’t want to disrupt Barron Trump’s education. She’s putting the 14-year-old first in the 2021 move, too. Since Joe Biden was elected, Melania has been looking at schools in Florida, according to reports, ensuring minimal disruption for the teen’s learning, which has been partly remote due to the pandemic.

Before moving to the capital, Melania renegotiated her prenup so she could get a better deal after Trump was unexpectedly elected, according to a book by Washington Post reporter Mary Jordan. She reportedly wanted to make sure Barron would get the same opportunities that have seen Donald Trump’s older children – Don Jr, Ivanka, Eric and Tiffany – achieve success in business and possibly put him in line for a mega inheritance too.