Melania Trump stuns at Congressional Ball at the White House

Melania Trump looked merry and bright as she joined her husband at the Congressional Ball held in the grand foyer of the White House, which President Donald Trump hailed his ‘happy place’. 

Melania, 48, dazzled in a white shimmering sequins gown and made a grand entrance with Trump as the band played Hail to the Chief on Saturday evening.

Donald Trump addressed the crowd with a four minute speech celebrating his two years in office. 

‘It’s been an incredible two years, it’s been very, very special. No administration has done more in the first two years than the Trump administration,’ he said. 

‘We have so much more to do and again this is going to be a really exciting week and I think it’s going to be a really exciting year and next two years.  Exciting things happened over the past 24 hours…’ he said citing how a federal judge ruled the Affordable Care Act as unconstitutional on Friday evening, which could lead to the undoing of Obamacare.

Melania Trump, 48, dazzled in a white shimmering sequins gown at the Congressional Ball at the White House on Saturday

Melania beamed in a white sequins gown by Celine as her husband welcomed the crowd in the grand foyer of the White House

Melania beamed in a white sequins gown by Celine as her husband welcomed the crowd in the grand foyer of the White House

'It's been an incredible two years, it's been very, very special. No administration has done more in the first two years than the Trump administration,' the president said during his four minute speech

‘It’s been an incredible two years, it’s been very, very special. No administration has done more in the first two years than the Trump administration,’ the president said during his four minute speech

Trump gushed about his 'incredible' two years in office and applauded Melania for her festive decorations in the grand foyer of the White House where the ball was held on Saturday evening

Trump gushed about his ‘incredible’ two years in office and applauded Melania for her festive decorations in the grand foyer of the White House where the ball was held on Saturday evening

Trump said that he and Melania love living at the White House and he called his home 'an incredible place to be'

Trump said that he and Melania love living at the White House and he called his home ‘an incredible place to be’

He welcomed the audience to enjoy the grandeur of the White House which he called special and said he and Melania love living there. 

‘To me it’s a happy place,’ he said adding the White House ‘is an incredible place to be’. 

Addressing the crowd that pulled from both sides of the political spectrum he added, ‘I have a lot of friends who are Democrats’. 

The president touched on tax and regulation cuts in his speech and applauded Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, the two Supreme Court justices he appointed, as ‘great’. 

‘And what people don’t know is that we’ve almost reached the 100 mark of federal judges, that’s a big, big mark,’ he said. 

‘And I think next week we have a chance to get criminal justice reform, they’ve been trying to do it for many, many years,’ he added. 

Then he looked towards the future saying ‘This is going to be an exciting year and two years’ adding ‘I believe we’re going to get really good health care’. 

‘If Republicans and Democrats get together, we are going to end up with incredible health care, which is the way it should have been from day one. And it’s going to happen,’ he said. 

Melania and Donald Trump made a grand entrance with Trump as the band played Hail to the Chief

Melania and Donald Trump made a grand entrance with Trump as the band played Hail to the Chief

Trump spoke on health care saying: 'If Republicans and Democrats get together, we are going to end up with incredible health care, which is the way it should have been from day one. And it's going to happen'

Trump spoke on health care saying: ‘If Republicans and Democrats get together, we are going to end up with incredible health care, which is the way it should have been from day one. And it’s going to happen’

The president and Melania were joined by Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen Pence (pictured left)

The president and Melania were joined by Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen Pence (pictured left)

Trump joked that he gets along with Democrats as several liberals were invited for the festive get-together 

Trump joked that he gets along with Democrats as several liberals were invited for the festive get-together 

After 29 minutes at the party, Trump and Melania went back upstairs, pictured with Mike Pence and his wife Karen Pence

After 29 minutes at the party, Trump and Melania went back upstairs, pictured with Mike Pence and his wife Karen Pence

‘And the other thing they’re going to start working on very shortly is an infrastructure bill, because that’s something I think everybody wants to see,’ he added.  

He wished the crowd a happy Christmas, Hanukkah, and new year and passed the mic to Melania, who he commended for doing ‘a job well done’ with the decorations.  

‘Welcome to the White House. Enjoy the evening. Merry Christmas and happy and healthy new year,’ the beaming First Lady said. 

She dazzled in a white floor-length sequins dress by Céline and topped off the look with heels. 

Vice President Mike Pence and Second Lady Karen Pence were also in attendance.  

Melania and Trump didn’t linger for long and headed back upstairs just 29 minutes after arriving. 

The president was all smiles in his tuxedo and didn’t break a sweat as he talked about his ‘great’ two years in office, despite the looming probe by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential elections.  

The probe has already gone on for 18-months as New York prosecutors examine Trump’s campaign spending and donations by foreign nationals and file through the finances of his business the Trump Organization and his defunct charity the Trump Foundation. 

And the pressure on the president is mounting as many of his trusted officials have already taken the fall in the probe. 

Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort is in jail and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday.  

Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison for crimes including orchestrating hush payments to women in violation of campaign laws before the 2016 election, and he promised to keep cooperating with the U.S. government against his former boss.  

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