Lara Trump is making headlines again, but this time it’s not for politics or Fox News appearances.
The president’s daughter-in-law was caught on camera dancing with Egyptian superstar Mohamed Ramadan in a video that’s now going viral across social media platforms.
The footage, originally recorded in September but exploding online Saturday, shows Eric Trump’s wife rehearsing choreography with the 37-year-old rapper for their upcoming musical collaboration.
And yes, you read that correctly—Lara Trump is releasing another song.
When Conservative Values Meet Arab Pop Culture
The unlikely pairing happened through Trump’s conservative music initiative, Make Music Right, which she launched to promote what she calls “traditional values” in American music culture.
According to the company’s website, their mission is clear: “Our Vision is to build a movement that educates Americans on music’s role in shaping perspectives and to promote a music culture that upholds traditional values and elevates American society.”
The pair first connected at a Make Music Right event in August last year. Since then, Ramadan—who boasts an impressive 31.1 million Instagram followers—has shared multiple photos of himself with Trump across his social media platforms.
Behind the Scenes of an Unexpected Collaboration
Ramadan gave his massive fanbase a glimpse into their working relationship back in September during the music video shoot.
Best workday with @laraleatrump and her daughter, the little princess Carolina Trump sweetest girl in the world. Happy Global African American Day. Stay tuned.
The collaboration, set to drop on January 23, marks Trump’s second venture into music with an Arab artist.
Last February, she released “No Days Off” featuring Moroccan-American rapper French Montana, better known to pop culture fans as Khloé Kardashian’s ex-boyfriend.
Critics Aren’t Holding Back
Trump’s musical ambitions haven’t exactly won over audiences or critics. Her previous releases have faced harsh criticism online, with many pointing out heavy autotune usage and questioning her vocal abilities.
Rolling Stone didn’t mince words when reviewing her French Montana collaboration, calling it “atrocious” and describing the track as something far from complimentary.
A masterclass in insipid vocal fry pop slop.
That’s about as brutal as music criticism gets.
Social media reactions to her upcoming release with Ramadan suggest audiences remain skeptical about whether this collaboration will fare any better than her previous efforts.
From Television Producer to Pop Star Aspirations
Before pursuing music, Trump built a career in television journalism. She worked as a producer for Inside Edition before transitioning to Fox News, where she currently hosts My View with Lara Trump on weekends.
Her shift from political commentary to pop music represents an unexpected career pivot that continues to generate buzz—though not always the kind artists typically hope for.
Trump Family Dance Moves: A Legacy?
While Lara’s dancing skills are now under scrutiny, she’s got stiff competition when it comes to iconic Trump family choreography.
Donald Trump’s signature closed-fist back-and-forth movement—frequently performed to the Village People’s “Y.M.C.A”—remains the president’s go-to dance move despite becoming a frequent target of ridicule and internet memes.
Whether Lara’s collaboration with Ramadan produces memorable dance moves or another viral moment for different reasons remains to be seen. One thing’s certain: the January 23 release date is already circled on many calendars, though perhaps not for the reasons Trump hopes.
The intersection of conservative American politics and Middle Eastern pop culture creates fascinating—if puzzling—entertainment. As audiences wait to hear the final product, social media continues buzzing about the unlikely partnership between Fox News host and Egyptian megastar.