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All eyes were on Melania Trump at Jimmy Carter’s funeral

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“WTF is Melania wearing? Did the nun store have a sale or something?” one person joked, according to the Daily Beast.

Another chimed in, “Melania looks like she’s rocking a pilgrim outfit,” while someone else added, “Guess this is the start of four years of asking, ‘What the f— is Melania wearing?’”

One more commenter took it a step further, saying, “Did Melania just finish cleaning the bathroom or what?”

In the past, the public and the media criticized Melania for her outfits.

One example was in 2017 when she attended the G7 summit in Sicily alongside her husband, wearing a $51,000 Dolce & Gabbana floral coat. At the time, USA Today pointed out that the coat’s price tag was roughly equal to the average annual household income in the U.S.

Stephanie Grisham, a former White House press secretary and author of I’ll Take Your Questions Now, shared a moment when Trump lost his temper over what he saw as a major misstep by his wife. During a visit to a migrant housing facility in Texas, Melania wore a jacket with the words “I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?” printed on the back. The choice sparked widespread backlash and made her husband’s administration an even bigger target for criticism.

Melania had intended to soften the administration’s image, but the controversial jacket backfired. Ultimately, she ended up abandoning the program altogether.

Another detail people couldn’t help but notice about Melania was how unusually sad she seemed. It turns out the reason for this was deeply personal — President Carter’s funeral happened to fall on the one-year anniversary of her mother, Amalija Knavs, passing away.

Amalija, who was 78 when she passed, left behind a legacy filled with love and kindness.

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