Awkward engagement timing. Worldwide wedding plans. An enormous ring. These are just a few
aspects of Tiffany Trump's relationship with Michael Boulos. Keep watching to find out more!
"I'm so excited. Truly. Truly."
Tiffany and her man are both pretty fancy — after all, Tiffany is a former first daughter,
and Boulos is a billionaire heir — so it should come as no surprise that they
met in a pretty fabulous way. According to reports, the pair first crossed paths in 2018
while on vacation in Greece. More specifically, they were introduced
while partying at Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club in Mykonos, according to People magazine.
Before you get too excited, it wasn't Lohan who introduced them, but she does know each of them
individually. Shortly after their engagement announcement, the actor told the magazine,
"I wasn't there when they met. I know him [...] and I know her, but I don't know what happened."
However it happened, Greece remains a super special place for the couple. So special,
in fact, that rumor has it, Greece was at the top of their list of potential wedding venues.
Boulos met the Trump family at Thanksgiving 2018 just a few short months after meeting Tiffany —
but it didn't stop there. Since then, he's been spotted with the former first family at all kinds
of official functions. Donald Trump has never spoken publicly about his daughter and Boulos'
relationship, but he's made it pretty clear he approves by welcoming Boulos into the family.
The Trumps invited Boulos and his parents to celebrate Christmas at
the White House with the rest of the first family and a few select guests,
according to Town and Country. Though he isn't a U.S. citizen, Boulos' father is a big fan
of Donald. After news of the engagement broke, Boulos' dad told the Daily Mail,
"[He's] the best president in recent US history; and the one with the biggest achievements by far."
Boulos is often seen hanging with his future bride at Mar-a-Lago.
According to sources, the couple is looking for houses in Miami, putting them close to Palm
Beach and Ivanka Trump, who relocated to the area after leaving D.C., according to People magazine.
Now, on to the wedding. According to reports, Tiffany and Boulos are in the process of planning
a destination wedding. The couple will likely marry in Greece — where they met — as it's a
convenient midway point for their families and loved ones to gather, as People mag reported.
Boulos grew up in Nigeria, where his father's business is headquartered, and spent years
studying in London, according to The Daily Mail. As for Tiffany,
most of her family is stateside, though she's quite the globetrotter. A source told People mag,
"Tiffany loves Mykonos and would like to marry around there. [...] She is obsessed with glamour
and glitz as well as beauty and romance [...] [and she] wants to make her wedding one of a kind."
The insider added that the couple would likely consider doing at least
two ceremonies, one in Greece and another at Mar-a-Lago. Translation:
Tiffany's wedding definitely won't be understated. She is a Trump, after all.
"I'm so happy to be Tiffany Trump. I'm so happy to be,
you know, in the family I'm in with my siblings and my father."
While the rest of the Trump family was busy packing up the White House back in 2021,
Tiffany was looking towards the future. Shortly before the end of her father's
only term in office, Tiffany announced her engagement to her longtime love.
Boulos popped the question in the famed White House Rose Garden. On January 19th that year,
the day before the family was scheduled to leave the White House, she wrote on Instagram,
"It has been an honor to celebrate many milestones,
historic occasions and create memories with my family here at the White House. None more special
than my engagement to my amazing fiancé Michael! Feeling blessed and excited for the next chapter!"
"Please excuse me if I'm a little nervous."
The engagement was largely overshadowed by Donald Trump's drama,
which included the fallout from his highly criticized behavior on the day of the deadly
insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. There was no public announcement from the White House.
It wouldn't do for Tiffany Trump to have an understated engagement ring — and Boulos's
ring did not disappoint. When he got down on one knee in the White House Rose Garden,
he presented Tiffany with a massive diamond ring big enough to, well, impress a Trump.
The New York based diamond jewelry brand gave fans an inside peek at the
ring's design on its Instagram page: two trapeze-shaped diamonds bookend
a much larger emerald-cut diamond to make a whopping 13-carat ring.
The Daily Mail reported its likely worth to be more than $1 million — and it's not
the first time Boulos splashed out on a big gift for Tiffany either.
Shortly after they began dating, he reportedly bought her "a diamond friendship bracelet worth
$680,000" from the same jeweler, according to Fox.
Tiffany reportedly wants an equally flashy wedding to go with her massive ring.
According to People mag, she and Boulos even toured a few possible
locations for their big day during a summer trip to Greece in 2021.
As for the actual ceremony and celebration, it's going to be massive. A source told Page Six,
"Tiffany has been waiting to plan a very big wedding. Her fiancé is from a very wealthy family,
she is from a very wealthy family,
and they want all their friends from around the world to be there."
So who might make the cut for international spectacle? In terms of celebs, Lindsay Lohan
could certainly be on the guest list. Then, of course, Tiffany's famous family — and maybe
even supermodel Karlie Kloss, who's married to her brother-in-law's brother, Joshua Kushner.
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