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Melania Trump’s two-word nickname for her stepdaughter, Ivanka Trump, has been revealed following her husband’s return to the presidency.

The Trump family is back in the White House in the wake of another successful election campaign. Naturally, they’ve been snatching up lots of media attention.

Donald and Melania have one child together, 18-year-old Barron Trump, who is now a freshman at NYU in Manhattan. The President has four other children: sons Donald Jr. and Eric and daughters Ivana and Tiffany.

Melania, who married the current POTUS in 2005, way before he ever dreamed of a political career, is a stepmother to her husband’s other children and, according to The Daily Mail, has a nickname for Ivanka.

She calls her “The princess.”

Melania spoke about her role as a stepmom in her memoir, insisting she isn’t looking to replace the mothers of her stepkids.

“Melania acknowledged in her recent memoir: ‘My role is not to replace [her stepchildren’s] mothers but to nurture a supportive and amicable connection… it is essential to remember that each person is deserving of respect and understanding, regardless of disagreements.”

Melania Trump Returned To The White House To Help Host A Huge Event

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The Slovenian spent some time away from the spotlight following the elections but returned to Washington D.C. to help with preparations for a dinner for the country’s Governors at the White House.

Her husband made sure to recognize her efforts.

“Let me begin by expressing our gratitude to the First Lady of the United States for hosting the dinner,” Trump said during the event. “She worked very hard on making sure everything was beautiful. She’s very good at that… Thank you for doing such a great job, honey. Really great. Really beautiful.”

Meanwhile, there are serious concerns over the President’s health after he was spotted with a strange bruise on his right hand during a meeting with France leader Emmanuel Macron earlier this week.

The observation led to suggestions that the 78-year-old has been getting frequent IV injections, but the White House press secretary offered a different explanation, claiming it’s because he shakes a lot of hands daily