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Melania's Jewelry Line, Robot Pitch Draw Criticism

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Melania Trump unveils new jewelry line, including a $600 Lady Liberty necklace, amid criticism and low approval ratings.

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Melania's Jewelry Line, Robot Pitch Draw Criticism

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Melania's Jewelry Line, Robot Pitch Draw Criticism. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26th, Melania Trump has launched a new line of jewelry on her website, including a limited-edition gold-vermail necklace called Vote Freedom, priced at $600. The piece celebrates Lady Liberty and offers custom engraving options. This comes just days after her appearance at a global tech summit for spouses of world leaders. On Wednesday, March 25th, the 55-year-old former first lady introduced a humanoid robot at the event, pitching it as a personalized, educator for kids. Social media quickly lit up with comparisons between her and the robot alongside fresh jabs at her Slovenian accent during the speech. Online reactions have been brutal, with many calling the necklace tacky and cheap and accusing the Trump family of grifting. Critics predict Donald Trump's supporters will snap it up anyway, keeping the family business booming despite the backlash. Girls back up the ongoing criticism, with a December 2025 U-Gov survey showing only 36% of Americans approving of her.

While 43% disapprove, that's down from her 42% rating in 2021, cementing her as one of the least popular first ladies. The shade keeps coming from all sides, but Melania presses on with her ventures amid the familiar chorus of detractors. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates.

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