Melania Trump breaking White House tour tradition is ‘unhappy’: Ashley Biden

President-elect Joe Biden’s daughter, Ashley Biden, said on Tuesday it was “unfortunate” that First Lady Melania Trump had not kicked off a White House tour for her mother, incoming First Lady Jill Biden.

“No, I don’t think they’re going through traditional protocol, which is unfortunate, but I think we’re all okay with that,” Ashley Biden told “Today” on NBC.

“Tea and Visit” is a tradition for the outgoing First Lady to familiarize her successor with life in the White House.

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In another break from long-standing tradition, the Trumps will not be in attendance for Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday. The outgoing president and the first lady usually attend the event to symbolize the peaceful transfer of power.

President Trump is expected to visit his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on the morning of the inauguration, where he is expected to reside after his presidency, Fox News has learned.

First Lady Melania Trump spoke about her four years in the White House during a farewell address to the American people on Monday.

In an almost seven-minute video message, Trump thanked military service members, law enforcement officials, caregivers and others who have inspired her since entering the White House in 2017. She highlighted his work, including his lead role in “Be Best” campaign, which aimed to combat cyberbullying, opioid abuse and other challenges facing American children.

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“It has been the greatest honor of my life to be the First Lady of the United States,” Trump said in the video message. “I have been inspired by incredible Americans across our country who uplift our communities with their kindness and courage, kindness and grace.”

Fox News’ White House investigation has not been returned.

Thomas Barrabi and Brooke Singman of FOX Business contributed to this report.