Donald and Melania Trump celebrated New Year’s Eve with great gusto at Mar-a-Lago. Amidst a star-studded crowd, the couple shared a kiss on stage and won everyone’s hearts by dancing to the classic song “YMCA”. Donald was seen grooving with his signature marching moves, and Melania stole the show with her effortless swaying moves.
The fun got even more when Elon Musk was seen joining the dancefloor along with his son X Æ A-12. A viral video showed Trump leaning towards Melania for a kiss immediately after the countdown, dispelling separation rumours. Critics who were talking about Melania Trump’s second campaign and her staying away from her first lady role, these moments were enough for them to give an answer.
Donald Trump Jr. shared a party video on his Instagram and wrote the caption, “It’s fun to stay at the YMCA!!!! Happy new year all!” When “YMCA” was played on the speakers, Melania was seen swaying and singing chorus along with the song. An X user wrote, “Never imagined that Melania Trump would jam at the ‘YMCA’!” Another user commented, “Melania’s moves are of a different level!”
This event was not just a party, but a mix of politics and pop culture which became an entertaining moment for fans and critics to answer the questions. This New Year bash of Mar-a-Lago has made a lot of headlines so far!
Elon Musk celebrated New Year’s Eve alongside President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. The event featured notable guests, including Vice President-elect JD Vance, Senator Ted Cruz, and former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
During the festivities, Musk was seen dancing with his son, X AE A-XII, who playfully tapped his father’s head to the music. Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump, performed songs including Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down.”
Musk’s presence at Mar-a-Lago during the holidays underscores his close relationship with Trump. He has been staying in a cottage on the estate and is expected to lead the newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the upcoming administration.
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