Usha Vance calls Melania Trump ‘role model’ and ‘trailblazer’ for Putin letter

Canton, Georgia – The second lady, Osha Vans, praised the first lady Melania Trump as a “role model” and “Trailblazer” on Thursday when he was asked about the interest of Mrs. Trump “peace speech” earlier this week to Russian president Vladimir Putin.

“She admired her approach in many things, but at the top of the list, she really cares about children,” said the second lady of Fox News Digital.

Mrs. Vans was traveling to the Cherokee Academy in Canton, Georgia, where she continued the summer reading challenge program for the year 2025 for children. (See the video at the top of this article.)

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“She cares about her luxury,” said Ms. Vans about Melania Trump. “And I think every time she uses her voice to tell people how important it is to maintain the safety of children and make sure they are happy and healthy, it’s a good thing.

“Therefore, I see it as a role model.”

The message sent by Mrs. Trump told the Russian leader, “Time,” to protect children and future generations around the world. It is obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital.

The message was handed manually in front of the US summit Russia with President Donald Trump in Alaska on Friday.

“I really like it.”

“I have no specific speech or anything that I plan to write at this time, but it is a path in this regard,” said Ms. Vans of Melania Trump.

“I really like it.”

“I have no specific speech or anything that I plan to write at this time, but it is a path in this regard,” said Usha Vans, on the authority of the first lady, Melania Trump. “I really like it.” (Ashley J. Dimella/Fox News Digital)

Dear President Putin, the message of the first lady began, as Fox News Digitter said earlier.

“Every child participates in the same quiet dreams in their heart, whether he is randomly born in the country’s countryside or the wonderful city center. They dream of love, possibility and safety from danger.

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“Keep, it is our duty to take care of the hope of the next generation,” continued the message.

“Like a few, the responsibility for preserving our children extends beyond the comfort of a few.

“Undoubtedly, we must strive to draw a world full of dignity for everyone-until every spirit wakes up to peace, and therefore the future itself is completely guarded.”

“A simple, but deep concept, as I am sure that you agree, is that the grandchildren of every generation start their lives with purity – a innocence that stands over geography, government and ideology.”

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The first lady continued that “in today’s world, some children are forced to carry a calm laugh, which the darkness around them has touched – a silent challenge against the forces that could claim their future.

“Mr. Putin, you can restore their laughter melody.”

The second lady, Osha Vans, the left, and the first lady, Melania Trump. (Getty Images)

“In the innocence of these children, you will do more than Russia’s service alone – you serve humanity itself.

She wrote: “This bold idea goes beyond all human divisions, and you, Mr. Putin, are appropriate to implement this vision with a stroke from the pen today.” “It is time.”

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The summer reading challenge of the second lady 2025 began in June.

The initiative encourages American students to read books throughout the summer, track their progress and reap the benefits of reading.

The second lady visited three different semesters, watching lessons in writing and mathematics.

On Thursday, Mrs. Verse read the “Paul Rivers Trip” by Henry and Edzorne Longvilo to a room of 200 students before taking questions.

Osha Vans comes out a reference at a children’s school in Canton, Georgia, August 21, 2025. (Ashley J. Dimella/Fox News Digital)

The second lady visited three different semesters, watching lessons in writing and mathematics.

Dozens of students were received along the way.

Its summer reading challenge ends September 5.

Brooke Singman, KHLOE Quill and Max Bacall, all of them from Fox News Digital, contributed to reports.