Reports suggest that Melania Trump, First Lady of the United States (FLOTUS), might grace the cover of Vogue magazine. This development allegedly stems from efforts by the publication’s CEO to foster goodwill with the current “Commander in Chief”.

During Donald Trump’s presidency in 2021, Anna Wintour, the magazine’s long-time Editor-in-Chief, reportedly resisted featuring Melania despite her position as First Lady. Wintour’s stance became a subject of speculation and criticism, contrasting with the magazine’s history of featuring previous First Ladies, including Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Jill Biden.

However, sources now claim that the CEO of Vogue is eager to shift the publication’s relationship dynamics, which may lead to Melania finally being featured on the cover. Despite this push from the corporate leadership, Wintour is reportedly reluctant to deviate from her earlier position, creating potential internal tensions over the decision.

If the cover materialises, it could mark a significant shift in Vogue’s editorial choices and signal a renewed relationship between the magazine and figures associated with the Trump era. Neither Vogue nor representatives for Melania Trump have issued an official statement regarding the matter.