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Hey! Quick question. Do you remember the olive green parka worn by Melania Trump during her visit to the Texas detention camps, where hundreds of immigrant children were separated from their parents at the border? It's hard to forget, especially because of this insignificant message: "I'm crazy, is not it?"
Right! That one. Yes, the $ 39 Zara coat that will live in infamy for shocking the world – it even made an appearance in the book of former White House employee Omarosa Manigault-Newman! As I said, infamous.
Whatever the case may be, just a few months after debacleMelania Trump is out for the second day of her week-long trek in Africa, wearing a light olive green jacket. (This one is from Veronica Beard and is available for purchase at the higher price of $ 595.) Look, we are not public relations experts, but we can not help but wonder: too much early? Well, yes, the coats are quite different – the first plus parka and the second safari – but go.
The jacket aside, Melania had a full day of sightseeing in Ghana. While yesterday she was all smiles (really the happiest month we've seen), on Wednesday she looked rather bleak while visiting Cape Coast Castle, a former slave trading post. according to Bloomberg Jennifer Jacobs, she followed in the footsteps of President Obama.
Before entering the castle, the chief of the region gave him permission to participate in a complex ceremony including the exchange of kente clothing.
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Although she arrived wearing her iconic stiletto heels of the event, she then swapped her shoes for more practical shoes while she was visiting the castle. she pulled the same stiletto-swap yesterday while she was going to the maternity ward of a hospital.
"It's a very special place," said Melania, according to Kate Bennett of CNN. "I will never forget the incredible experience and stories that this gentleman told me … What happened so many years ago is truly a tragedy." She also signed a book of vistor, thanking her guests for their warm welcome.
Some, including The Washington PostAdam Taylor, suggested that the First Lady's trip is simply his attempt to reinforce the image of the Trump presidency across the continent (Spoiler: The Donald said that some things were not great about the Africa and its people), it is good to see that Melania shows respect and respect for what is due.
Meanwhile, in America, her husband makes fun of survivors of sexual assault on national television.
