Reports suggest that former First Lady Melania Trump could receive over $50 million if she ever divorced former President Donald Trump, though sources close to her indicate such a move is unlikely. Despite public speculation, Melania has maintained a low profile, focusing on her family and selectively managing her public image.
According to insiders, Melania, 54, has revised her prenuptial agreement several times since marrying Trump. The first major renegotiation reportedly took place in 2017, before the couple moved into the White House, ensuring greater financial security and independence for her. A second update in 2022 was said to address Trump’s ongoing legal and financial challenges, further reinforcing her financial safety net.
Experts familiar with high-profile divorce cases estimate that Melania’s potential settlement could exceed $50 million. This figure would be significantly higher than the reported settlements received by Trump’s previous wives, Ivana Trump and Marla Maples. Divorce attorney Jacqueline Newman told Town & Country that Melania’s agreement was “almost certainly generous,” though it might still fall short of matching her current luxurious standard of living.
Melania’s journey from model to First Lady has been widely documented. She met Donald Trump in 1998, married him in 2005, and became a U.S. citizen in 2006. Their son Barron, now 19, attends New York University, and Melania is said to prioritize his education and privacy above all else.