Melania Trump's new wax figure has been officially unveiled while making its debut at Madame Tussauds with none other than Sean Spicer introducing the first lady figurine to the world. The former White House press secretary, 46, was on duty during the unveiling of the first lady's life-sized replica in New York City.
Melania's effigy, dressed in a knee-length, long-sleeved, royal blue dress, stays true to the style the former model has cultivated throughout her time as first lady. The statue even includes several trademark details of Melania's look, including her signature blowout and the French manicure she likes to wear. Trump's ex press secretary, who resigned in July 2017 seven months into his job, made a rare public appearance at Thursday's unveiling.
He was not scheduled to take questions from the media but did take part in a Q&A, during which he sang the first lady's praises, before answering a few follow-up questions from journalists in the room.
While doing so, he defended the Trumps' marriage and insisted that Melania acted as a 'supportive' spouse throughout his seven months at the White House—just hours after Melania appeared to decline to hold her husband's hand yet again, this time during French president Emmanuel Macron's state visit.
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