The Truth About Tiffany Trump's Incredible Transformation

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Tiffany Trump is the least known of former president Donald Trump's children, but her incredible transformation is stunning. Trump welcomed his youngest daughter with his second wife, Marla Maples, who raised Tiffany in California. Tiffany doesn't have the high profile of her siblings' but she still lives in the lap of luxury.

Growing up far away from the rest of the Trump family has kept Tiffany out of the spotlight, but her vastly different childhood helped former president Trump's youngest daughter carve out her own path to success. Tiffany is the only one in her family who went to law school, and she has worked outside the family business more than her siblings.

Tiffany has grown into a beautiful, accomplished young woman. Like the rest of her family, Tiffany has moved to Florida. The Georgetown Law School graduate is looking to make her next career move while settling into the South Beach lifestyle. On the last day of her father's presidency, Tiffany got engaged to Michael Boulos, her boyfriend of two years. Keep scrolling to learn about Tiffany's incredible transformation.

Marla Maples raised Tiffany Trump as a single mother. Donald Trump and Maples separated after four years of marriage and divorced in 1999. Maples admits that she was the primary parent in Tiffany's daily life. Trump's second wife told People in April 2016, "Her daddy is a good provider with education and such, but as far as time, it was just me. Her father wasn't able to be there with day-to-day skills as a parent."

While Tiffany was growing up, Maples' main focus was raising her daughter, and the two are very close. Tiffany talked about her mom during an interview with People in 2016. Trump's youngest daughter said, "Growing up in California, we were always together, driving me to school, carpooling, singing songs, dancing around, me making fun of her dance moves."

Tiffany revealed to People that her mom moved them away from New York to get out of the spotlight. Tiffany told the outlet, "So, she wanted me to have a chance to have a normal childhood. As normal as possible. I think that she did well in that."

The Washingtonian did a feature on Tiffany Trump in 2019 while she attended Georgetown Law School. The Washington magazine reported that Tiffany "liked to keep a low profile," and if she had a reputation around the campus, it was for "seeming as un-Trump-like as possible." Tiffany is different from her siblings Ivanka, Donald Jr., Eric, and even Barron, as Tiffany grew up outside New York City, away from the competitive Trump family environment. Her mother, Marla Maples, told The Washingtonian, "She understands the life she was born into and is grateful."

Donald Trump's youngest daughter appears to lean a little more liberal than the rest of the family, too. During the George Floyd riots in summer 2020, Tiffany was the only Trump family member to participate in the "Blackout Tuesday" social media event (via Forbes). According to the New York Daily News, Tiffany even dated a Democrat while she was in college. Her former beau, Ross Mechanic, was a registered Democrat. But her life looks like it's on a different track now.