While most of President Donald Trump's kids are making constant headlines,
his youngest daughter Tiffany Trump has kept a much lower profile over the years.
And it appears there might be a few good reasons for that. For starters,
she grew up in California — on the opposite side of the country, compared to the rest of the
Trump siblings — having moved there with her mom, Marla Maples, after her parents divorced in 1999.
She has also been busy with her studies, later graduating from Georgetown University in May 2020.
"My dad doesn't believe in just making empty promises, he actually acts on them and delivers.
I think that's something he has instilled in all of my siblings and I since growing up."
When we do see the president's youngest daughter, she's typically all glammed
up for various high profile events. But while catching a glimpse of the
law school grad is rare enough, spotting her without makeup is almost impossible.
With or without a full face, Tiffany is gorgeous, of course, but she looks quite
a bit different when she's sporting a more natural look. She typically goes for a bold eye and modest
lip — which can be seen all over her Instagram feed. And even though the public may be used to
seeing Tiffany wearing a full face of makeup, she certainly doesn't need a ton of product to
look absolutely stunning. Even from just a quick snap, it's evident that she either has a killer
skincare routine, or she has been blessed with her mother's naturally glowing skin. Maybe both.
"I encourage you to see beyond the facade."
But back in 2015, Tiffany stripped everything off her face for a video art project titled
Confessional, by photographer Scott Nathan. The piece was part of a series featuring more than
100 other women, including Tiffany's mom, Marla Maples. Nathan explained to the New York Post,
"The purpose of Confessional was to explore authenticity and inner beauty. To strip away
artifice. To destroy the power of objectification with the power of empathy. To let generations
of people know that digital and surgical disfigurement is [a] choice, not a requirement."
Nathan described Tiffany and her mother as, quote, "kind" and "down to earth,"
and revealed that Tiffany was actually the one who reached out to him about a collaboration.
She contacted him as a fan of his work, and the two quickly struck up a friendship.
But even though she, of course, shares the Trump family name, Tiffany doesn't appear to
have the same kind of beauty budget as her older sister Ivanka. Nathan revealed to the outlet that
Tiffany didn't even have an outfit to wear to the 2016 Republican National Convention and couldn't
find anyone to make her a dress, with one designer calling her, quote, "radioactive." Nathan added,
"I suggested she ask Ivanka. I said 'Ivanka has probably one of the great closets in Manhattan.
Ask to borrow something.' She was reluctant and embarrassed to ask.
She said 'I don't want her to know I don't have any money."
Tiffany finally ordered a dress online from Nordstrom Rack, with Nathan revealing,
"I couldn't for the life of me understand how no one in that entire family or campaign
thought to get Tiffany a full glam team for such an important event. It was shocking."
"My father is so friendly, so considerate, so funny, and so real."
While Tiffany is estimated to be worth roughly $10 million, according to reports, she doesn't
seem to have any liquid assets to put toward hair or makeup. She and her mom even made headlines in
2017 after they asked hair stylist, Tricia Kelly, to do their Inauguration Day looks for, quote,
"exposure." The Washington Post reported that Maples' assistant claimed the duo had just $300
budgeted for their glam squad. While Kelly's rate is usually much higher, she eventually
agreed to $200, with an additional $150 going to a makeup artist. That was when Kelly was
asked to work for free, for exposure on Maples' social media. Kelly declined, telling the outlet,
"I was stunned. I told them […] I work for a fee,
not for free. There are people who make far less than they do who pay full price. […] It
seemed like they were trying to see how much they could get for free based on their names."
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