Melania has already packed goods ready to leave the White House, Donald Trump is busy denying his defeat
Melania Trump has been secretly packing things from the White House while Donald Trump is still busy with Joe Bidden's rejection and election.
As is known, the US House of Representatives wants to realize the impeachment of Donald Trump quickly.
In addition, Donald Trump threatened via Twitter that he would not attend the inauguration of American President-elect Joe Biden .The first lady will end her final week at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and prepare for the next phase of her family life.
'(Melania Trump) is not sad to leave,' a White House official told CNN, as quoted by Wartakotalive.com from dailymal.co.uk.
The packing box is visible outside the office door in the West Wing. But Melania Trump has had to initiate the family move secretly for fear it will anger President Trump, who did not admit he lost until last Thursday, after pro-Trump mobs rioted on Capitol Hill and Congress declared Joe Biden's victory.
The president never congratulated Joe Biden or mentioned his name in his video speech. He simply said there would be a "new government."
Even that admission hasn't gotten Melania Trump to meet the upcoming first lady Jill Biden.
A first lady usually entertained her successor for tea. But it happened with a president who stepped out to host an in - something Trump didn't invite Biden to do.
But staff in the East Wing are preparing transition binders, a source with knowledge of the situation told DailyMail.com, as part of the White House's larger transition efforts to the upcoming Biden administration.
Melania, like President Trump, has seen her staff count begin to dwindle as administration draws to a close.
There are about five staff left in the East Wing to complete last week's assignments at the office.
Two people resigned in protest at the president's handling of the unrest: his chief of staff Stephanie Grisham and social secretary Anna Cristina'Rickie 'Niceta.
The outgoing first lady has not been seen in public since she and President Trump returned from Mar-a-Lago on December 31, where they spent the holidays with their families.
It's unclear what awaits Melania Trump after her life at the White House.
She reportedly searched the school for her son Barron in Florida but made no indication she planned to defend her 'Be Best' campaign or her job with the military once her husband left office.
In addition, he learned he would not attend Biden's inauguration ceremony on January 20 when President Trump tweeted last week that he would not be there.
"This is not the first time he has found out what he is doing because he tweeted it before he told him, '' a source told CNN.
President Trump made a dramatic announcement last week.
"To all who ask, I will not attend the inauguration on January 20, '' he tweeted.
The Trump family is expected to leave Washington D.C. earlier with several reports saying they would leave the White House on January 19 - the same day Biden arrived in the city to prepare for his oath of office as 46th president.
Biden indicated he was happy Trump didn't attend his oath.
'One of the few things he and I agreed on. Good thing he didn't show up, 'he said last week. He noted Vice President Mike Pence, who was expected to attend, was welcome.
The last president not to attend the inauguration of his successor was President Andrew Johnson in 1869 - who had also been impeached. Both John Adams and John Quincy Adams also insulted their successors.
Controversy
Meanwhile, Melania Trump left her time as first lady with a bit of controversy.
On Monday, he broke his silence on last week's mob attack on the Capitol but critics accused him of being a victim.
Five days after the assault that resulted in five deaths, the first lady published a statement acknowledging the deaths of her husband's supporters before the deaths of two Capitol Police officers - and condemning the "gossip" about her.
'My heart goes out to: Air Force Veterans, Ashli Babbit, Benjamin Philips, Kevin Greeson, Rosanne Boyland, and Capitol Police Officers, Brian Sicknick and Howard Liebengood. I pray for the comfort and strength of their family during this difficult time, 'he wrote.
But in his 600-word essay published by the White House, he quickly turned the situation into himself, denouncing unfriendly gossip, unwarranted personal attacks and false accusations that mislead me'-a reference to reports of him taking the shoot. in the White House during the MAGA mafia scene.
'I find it shameful that around this tragic event there has been lewd gossip, unwarranted personal attacks and false accusations that have been misleading me - from people who want to be relevant and have an agenda.
This time it's all about healing our country and its citizens. It must not be used for personal gain, 'he wrote in a message entitled Our Way Forward. The essay was riddled with misspellings - Babbit's name was spelled wrong - that's Babbitt - and grammar mistakes that were later corrected in the online version.
Meghan McCain, daughter of the late senator John McCain and frequently criticized the president, slammed Melania Trump for her remarks.
'Five people died in a domestic terror attack on our own republic last week instigated by her husband but Melania Trump was the victim ?!
Every morning I think I couldn't be more disgusted ...., '' tweeted Meghan McCain.
While Melania has remained largely silent during Donald Trump's attempts to illegally reverse the election results, she has echoed the president's misleading language about 'counting legitimate votes' and has not publicly acknowledged Joe Biden's victory.
But she wrote in her latest message that 'it has been an honor in my life to serve as your first lady', a tacit acknowledgment that her term is drawing to a close. Biden took the oath of office on January 20.
Melania's message was published on Monday morning, three days after the president was permanently banned from Twitter.
And while Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump appeared at a campaign rally on Wednesday morning where the president threw his supporters into a frenzy shortly before they laid siege to the Capitol, the first lady remained invisible during a day of chaos.
