Trump unwittingly reveals Tiffany is pregnant as he goes off-script in speech

October 10, 2024
Donald Trump

On Thursday, former President Donald Trump revealed his daughter Tiffany Trump's pregnancy during a speech in Detroit, Michigan.

During his address to the Detroit Economic Club, Trump mentioned that Dr. Massad Boulos, the father of Tiffany Trump's husband Michael Boulos, was present.

Before announcing that the young couple was "very exceptional," the former president revealed that she was expecting a child. That's good, then.

Tiffany Trump and Michael Boulos were married at Mar-a-Lago in 2022. The 30-year-old Tiffany announced that she was engaged the day before her father’s presidency ended.

Trump and Boulos were first photographed together in 2018. Trump later introduced Boulos to her family during Thanksgiving that year at Mar-a-Lago.

Boulos grew up in Nigeria where his family owns a number of businesses. Despite Trump’s comments calling some parts of Africa “s***hole countries,” the Boulos family spent Christmas Eve at the White House in 2019.

Born in Kfaraakka, a village in northern Lebanon, Boulos is of French and Lebanese descent. He moved to Nigeria at a young age, where his family owns a multibillion-dollar conglomerate and a large number of companies that are active in more than 10 West African countries.

Dr Massad Boulos, Michael’s father, is in charge of the businesses, while his mother, Sarah Boulos, founded the Society for the Performing Arts in Nigeria.

Boulos grew up in Lagos with his three siblings where he went to the American International School. Spending his nights at bars around town, he became a regular at an establishment called Spice Route, which is known for its exotic aerial acts, the owner told Town & Country Magazine.

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Tiffany Trump has a degree from Georgetown Law, while Boulos studied project management finance and risk, earning a Master’s degree from City, University of London. He got his bachelor’s degree in business management from Regent’s University London.

Dr Massad Boulos has recently taken on the role of an envoy to the Arab community in Michigan. The Lebanese-born businessman moved to Texas in his teenage years and subsequently attended the University of Houston.

“Obviously the number one point that is of high priority within the Arab American community is the current war in the Middle East,” Boulos told the AP in June, before the presidential debate that led to the departure of President Joe Biden from the race. “And the question is, who can bring peace and who is bringing war? And they know the answer to that.”