Melania ‘cuts deal with Trump’ about her future role if he wins the White House

Melania Trump is unlikely to take up the role of full-time first lady if her husband wins a second term as president, according to a report.

A Trumpworld insider told Page Six that the Slovenian former model has cut a deal with Donald Trump that if he takes back the White House in November she would not have to be on first lady duty 24/7.

Ultimately, Melania believes she can be a “hands-on mother and first lady at the same time,” the insider told Page Six.

“She does not want a non-stop schedule of events in the White House, and makes the point she can be both a hands-on mother and First Lady at the same time.

“Donald is close to Barron, but isn’t going to be tossing footballs with him when he’s the president and the head of the free world. Donald has already agreed to this, and feels that mothers and parents across the country will understand Melania’s devotion to their son,” they added.

“Donald trusts Melania to bring up their son the same way he trusted Ivana to bring up their children… Donald feels it worked for Ivanka, Eric and Don Jr.”

Instead of full-time duties as the spouse of the president, Melania plans to split her time between Washington, DC, and New York, where the couple’s son Barron Trump is expecting to attend New York University in the fall.

“She’s a hands-on mother, and is already planning to spend part of every month — and potentially every week — in NYC,” a Trumpworld insider told Page Six.

The insider added that Melania feels “safe” in New York City and in Trump Tower.

“It’s Barron’s home, and that’s why she wants him to go to school in NYC,” they said. “She can provide both emotional and physical support by being close. Everyone remembers how she delayed moving to Washington DC until Barron