First Lady Melania Trump dances with kids at orphanage, feeds elephants in Kenya
Melania Trump has sashayed to the beat of African music while being welcomed to an orphanage in Kenya.
Children living at The Nest in Nairobi greeted her Friday with singing and dancing, and it didn't take long before the typically reserved U.S. first lady gave in to the moment. She walked up a pathway holding hands with two children and then began to sashay to the beat as she approached the building.
Mrs. Trump is on her first extended solo international trip as first lady.
She opened the Kenya portion of her visit earlier Friday by feeding baby elephants at Nairobi National,
The U.S. first lady arrived at Nairobi National Park on Friday to learn about steps the east African nation is taking to conserve elephants and rhinos. She'll also go on a quick safari.
Mrs. Trump plans to visit with children at an orphanage and take in a children's performance later Friday at Nairobi National Theater.
She is on her first-ever visit to Africa and her first extended solo international trip as first lady. Mrs. Trump opened the trip Tuesday in Ghana and visited Malawi on Thursday.
Egypt is the final stop on a four-nation tour of the continent to highlight child welfare, education and tourism and conservation.