The glamorous life of Tiffany Trump, Donald Trump's lesser-known daughter marrying her business executive boyfriend at Mar-a-Lago (2024)

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Tiffany Ariana Trump was born on October 13, 1993, in West Palm Beach, Florida.

New parents Marla Maples and Donald Trump greeted the press with their newborn daughter as they left St. Mary's Hospital.

She was the first and only child of Donald Trump and his second wife, Marla Maples.

She was named after the Tiffany & Co. jewelry store in Manhattan at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, adjacent to Trump Tower.

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Tiffany spent much of her early childhood in New York, where the majority of her father's real estate empire was based.

She was a regular fixture in high society circles as she accompanied her famous parents to glamorous events, like New York Fashion Week.

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Tiffany was often pictured alongside Trump's three children from his previous marriage to Ivana Trump: Eric, Donald Jr., and Ivanka.

In adulthood, she has kept a lower profile than her siblings.

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Tiffany spent her childhood between her family's New York and Florida properties.

For her fifth birthday, she took over part of the Trump Mar-a-Lago resort for a "Titanic"-themed party.

After Trump and Maples divorced in 1999, Maples moved with her daughter to Los Angeles where she said she raised Tiffany as a single mother across the country from her father.

Trump and Maples finalized their divorce in 1999 — just after Trump and Melania Knauss first crossed paths — but they'd been separated since 1997.

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While living with her mother in California, Tiffany attended the Viewpoint School in Calabasas, California.

The kindergarten-through-12th-grade school charges upwards of $36,000for yearly tuition.

Though she was based in Los Angeles, Tiffany regularly visited New York to see her father.

At age 7, she was photographed at a Mets game with Trump and his then-girlfriend Melania Knauss.

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As Tiffany became a teenager, she made more public appearances, usually alongside her father.

She attended an event introducing Trump Tower Dubai in Los Angeles in 2008.

In 2011, Tiffany released a pop-electronic single called "Like a Bird."

She told Oprah Winfrey at the time that though she was focused on college, "we'll see in a couple of years if I actually do want to take it to the next level, to a professional level."

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After graduating high school in 2012, she made the move back to the East Coast to attend her father's alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania.

She double majored in sociology and urban studies.

Her older half-sister Ivanka, who had years of success with her own fashion label, helped Tiffany score an internship at Vogue in the summer of 2011.

While interning at Vogue, Tiffany reportedly had lunch with legendary Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour.

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Tiffany gradually became a socialite in her own right after appearing at fashion and art events around New York City.

She attended Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in 2014 in New York City.

Tiffany was considered part of a group of wealthy young socialites called the "Rich Kids of Instagram."

She was often pictured alongside Andrew Warren (son of a New York real-estate investor), Gaia Matisse (great-great-granddaughter of Henri Matisse), and EJ Johnson (son of Magic Johnson).

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Though she was still a college student, Tiffany was noticeably on-hand for some early appearances ahead of Trump's presidential bid.

She sat down for a 2015 interview with Barbara Walters along with Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr.

The future first daughter's profile was also rising on social media, where she posted images from glamorous vacations and scenes from her life on campus.

At the time, she had around 150,000 followers. She now has more than 1.3 million followers.

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Tiffany made a splash with an unexpected speech at the July 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.

She painted a glowing picture of her father, saying, "He's always helped me be the best version of myself."

As the campaign waged on, Tiffany was often present for big family appearances after her May 2016 graduation.

Donald Jr. and Ivanka emerged as the siblings with the biggest formal roles on Team Trump.

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An October 2016 "Saturday Night Live" sketch poked fun at Tiffany's less formalized role in the campaign.

"SNL" cast member Vanessa Bayer, playing Tiffany, sang that she "killed that convention speech, no lie, but I'll never be Ivanka in your eye."

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Tiffany began a new venture after the election, starting law school at Georgetown University in the fall of 2017.

She had also been spotted visiting Columbia, Harvard, and New York University.

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Tiffany kept up with occasional social appearances during her studies.

She attended New York Fashion Week in her first few weeks of classes in September 2017.

She also joined her siblings at official appearances.

She attended the White House Christmas Tree lighting ceremony with Donald Trump Jr., Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Lara Trump in 2018.

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Her close proximity to her father's administration in the public eye has sometimes put some of her suspected political beliefs under a microscope.

After President Trump's administration didn't acknowledge Pride Month for the second year in a row, some were surprised when Tiffany was pictured with her friend, fashion designer Andrew Warren, celebrating Pride in New York City in June 2018.

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Tiffany turned heads when she wore white to the 2019 State of the Union, a statement color that's connected to women's suffrage.

Many lawmakers wore white after Rep. Lois Frankel of Florida, the chairwoman of the House Democratic Women's Working Group, invited attendees to wear white in honor of the women's suffrage movement.

Read more: Tiffany Trump wears white outfit to State of the Union address after Democrats encourage others to wear white in honor of women's suffrage

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Tiffany's romantic relationship with Michael Boulos, the son of the owners of a multi-billion dollar conglomerate based in Nigeria, has also attracted interest.

President Trump reportedly stated that parts of Africa were "s---hole countries" in 2018.

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Tiffany's social life also came under scrutiny following reports that a March 2019 trip she took to Belgrade, Serbia, for 10 days cost taxpayers $23,000.

It piled on to the controversy around her father's many pricey trips to Florida.

Read more: Tiffany Trump's spring break trip to Serbia cost taxpayers at least $23,000

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Some noticed that though the president publicly wished the US Navy a happy birthday, he didn't acknowledge Tiffany on her birthday in 2019.

Sister Ivanka and sister-in-law Lara did post Instagram birthday tributes.

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On January 19, 2021, one day before her father left office, Tiffany announced her engagement to Boulos on Instagram.

"It has been an honor to celebrate many milestones, historic occasions and create memories with my family here at the White House, none more special than my engagement to my amazing fiancé Michael!" she captioned a photo of her and Boulos standing in the White House's West Colonnade. "Feeling blessed and excited for the next chapter!"

The couple is set to wed on Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Trump's Mar-a-Lago, where more than 500 guests are expected to attend.

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While some may joke that Tiffany is the forgotten Trump, she has built her own star power over the years.

At 29, she has years to make a name for herself.