Feeling the love? U.S. First Lady Melania Trump dons a $3,000 red coat to decorate cookies and exchange cards with sick children, as Twitter calls her out for not wishing her husband a happy Valentine's Day...
Melania Trump played the role of Cupid on Thursday, dressing up in a red coat to exchange Valentine's Day cards with young patients at the Children's Inn at the National Institutes of Health.
The 47-year-old first lady looked festive in a $2,995 Calvin Klein wrap coat and classic black pumps for her visit to the residential center in Bethesda, Maryland.
Melania was all smiles as she chatted with the children and helped them decorate heart-shaped cookies with pink and white icing.
The former model's long wool coat was belted at the waist, and she kept it on throughout her visit to the Children's Inn.
Her highlighted brown hair was styled loose around her shoulders, and she kept her jewelry simple, wearing her wedding band on one hand and another platinum and diamond ring on the other.
The children at the center sat around tables covered with pink table clothes, and the first lady happily exchanged Valentine's Day cards with them.
At one point in the visit, Melania leaned over and gave one little girl a warm hug, squeezing her into her side.
In addition to the valentines she received, the young patients at the Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health presented her with a gift.
Melania was photographed holding up the white box, which was decorated with a multi-colored and a sweet message.
'Happy Valentine's Day Mrs. Trump,' the box reads.
The first lady shared her excitement on Twitter before her visit, tweeting: 'Looking forward to a very sweet afternoon visiting @theChildrensInn & celebrating Valentine’s Day with some kids at @NIH! #HappyValentinesDay.'
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