Marla Maples has praised her daughter Tiffany Trump's 'wise' boyfriend Michael Boulos, saying he is 'like a son' to her, while proudly sharing footage of him touting President Donald Trump's impact on the Middle East.
The 57-year-old actress took to her Instagram Stories on election night to post videos of a news interview with Michael, the 23-year-old heir to the multi-billion dollar Nigerian conglomerate Boulos Enterprises.
'So proud of this young wise one who is like a son to me,' Marla wrote of 27-year-old Tiffany's boyfriend, who was born in Lebanon and grew up in Nigeria. 'He loves this country so much.'
She approves! Marla Maples praised her daughter Tiffany Trump's boyfriend Michael Boulos on her Instagram Stories on election night, saying he is 'like a son' to her
Proud: Marla, 57, shared clips of Michael Boulos, 23, touting President Donald Trump's impact on the Middle East during a news interview
In the clips, Michael praises President Trump for wanting to give people 'choice' and bring back jobs to the U.S.
'He wants to bring jobs back to the U.S. He wants to invest in the U.S. He wants to lower taxes. He wants to give people the choice and freedom — school choice, medical freedom, medical choices,' Michael said.
'He passed the right to try. He’s going against the big tech companies who have such a big influence on us today. He’s going against big pharma. The list is endless and endless.'
Michael also commended his potential father-in-law's efforts in the Middle East.
'We have seen what he’s done in the region of the Middle East. I mean, four historic peace deals in the past two, three months,' he said. 'This is unheard of for the past 25 years. There has not been one peace deal between any nation in that region.
Missing her girl: The actress later shared a snapshot of herself FaceTiming Tiffany, 27, writing: 'Sending so much love and light your way. I am so proud of you
Keeping busy: Marla spent election day with actor James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly at their compound in Texas while her daughter was at the White House
Together: Michael trailed behind Tiffany as she and her siblings entered the East Room of the White House early Wednesday morning for President Trump's speech
'I think even in terms of stability for the region, he doesn’t want to fight all these endless wars, which previous American presidents have been fighting.'
Marla emphasized Michael's comment about 'no more endless wars' in her post with a dove emoji.
She later shared a photo of herself FaceTiming Tiffany, writing: 'Sending so much love and light your way. I am so proud of you.'
Marla spent election day with actor James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly at their compound in Texas while her daughter was at the White House with the Trumps, Michael, and his parents.
Tiffany had on a red suit as joined her father, stepmother Melania, and half-siblings in the East Room at 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning for President Trump's speech.
Wild: Trump claimed to have won states that were too close to call and asserting that Democrats were engaged in a fraudulent effort to steal the presidency from him
Say cheese: Earlier in the night, Michael and his parents, Massad and Sarah (center), posed for a photo with Richard Grenell (far left), President Trump's former ambassador to Germany
Support system: Michael also joined Tiffany and her family at a campaign rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Monday night
Trump claimed to have won states that were too close to call and asserting that Democrats were engaged in a fraudulent effort to steal the presidency from him.
Trump made the remarks as votes were still being counted in crucial swing states including Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, which has since been declared a win for Biden.
The former Vice President is edging nearer to election victory after winning the state of Wisconsin and gaining a significant lead in Michigan, which has prompted President Trump to claim election fraud, demand recounts, and even file lawsuits to try to stop votes from being counted.
Biden won Wisconsin with 20,000 votes. The only votes that are not yet counted are from a small town that is home to 300 people, the state's Election Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe said on Wednesday afternoon, giving him a 0.6 per cent victory with 1.63 million votes over Trump's 1.609 million.
Wisconsin gives Biden another 10 electoral college votes and Michigan, which is also in his sights, would bring him another 16.
If he wins Michigan today, and Nevada tomorrow — as Democrats have done in every presidential election since 2004, albeit on a small margin — he will have reached the 270 electoral college votes he needs to claim the White House.
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