Donald trump and Melania Trump share first dance as POTUS and FLOTUS, but it’s the YMCA that steals the show again | World news

US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump kicked off their second term in style, sharing their first dance as POTUS and FLOTUS Commander-in-Chief’s Inaugural Ball Monday evening. The event, held at the Walter E Washington Convention Center in Washington, was a highlight of the evening’s festivities as the couple took to the dance floor in front of a crowd of invited guests and dignitaries.

Melania Trump wore a stunning white strapless dress with elegant black details, accessorized with a black choker. The First Lady’s look was a perfect blend of grace and glamor that complemented her husband’s formal attire. The couple’s first dance was set to a modern rendition of the “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” an iconic American anthem that marked a ceremonial and heartfelt moment in their inauguration celebration.
The event was attended by Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, who joined the Trumps on stage for a quick but memorable dance. The four shared the spotlight before swapping partners with military service members in a spirited moment that added an extra layer of joy to the evening.

As the night continued, President Trump and his wife danced to the upbeat “YMCA,” creating a lively atmosphere.

The evening took another ceremonial turn when, after his dance with the First Lady, President Trump took a saber to cut into a military-themed cake, an act that symbolizes the nation’s strength and unity. The cake-cutting ceremony was accompanied by brief remarks from the President, who expressed his gratitude and excitement for the new chapter of his presidency.
The Commander-in-Chief Inaugural Ball was one of three inaugural events at which the President and his guests appeared. Trump is also expected to attend the Liberty Ball and Starlight Ball, marking a full day of festivities for his second term in office.