WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Melania Trump, set to assume the role of first lady once again, has expressed her excitement about returning to the White House. She indicated that her son, Barron, will have a designated bedroom during their stay and revealed plans to reintroduce her Be Best initiative focused on children’s issues.

In a recent recorded interview aired on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends,” she disclosed that a forthcoming documentary about her life was an idea she conceived after the positive reception of her memoir published last year. “I had the idea to create a film about my life,” she explained. “Life has been fascinating and incredibly busy, and I told my agent to pursue this project.”

This upcoming documentary marks a significant collaboration between Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, and Donald Trump. In December, Amazon made headlines for its commitment to donate $1 million to support the inauguration of the president-elect and also announced that it would stream the inauguration ceremony on January 20 through its Prime Video platform, which is valued at another $1 million contribution.

With just a week remaining before the inauguration and their return to the executive residence, Melania stated that she is fully prepared and has already selected which furniture to take with them. She noted that the transition back to the White House feels more manageable this time around due to her familiarity with the residence. “I’ve already packed and chosen the furniture that will be moved in. It’s a very different experience this time,” she shared.

Barron, now 18 and a freshman at New York University, will have a room set aside for him during visits. Melania Trump mentioned that she is in the process of assembling her team and plans to revive and enhance her Be Best initiative, which focuses on the well-being of children, appropriate social media usage, and the fight against opioid abuse.