Inside Tiffany Trump’s Mar-a-Lago wedding to Michael Boulos as ‘official date announced for ritzy event at dad’s estate’

Trump and his second wife, Tiffany's mom Marla Maples, will oversee the affair, according to the news outlet.

The couple announced their engagement in January of 2021 at the White House, a day before Trump left the presidency.

They apparently met in Mykonos, Greece, in the summer of 2018 - less than a year after she split up from her college boyfriend Ross Mechanic.

It's been previously reported that Tiffany wants a "very big wedding" and even considered holding two.

“Her fiancé is from a very wealthy family, she is from a very wealthy family, and they want all their friends from around the world to be there," a source told Page Six.

“This is truly going to be the big, glamorous, dream wedding."

Boulos proposed to Tiffany in the White House Rose Garden with a 13-carat ring believed to be worth $1.2million.

He grew up in Lagos, Nigeria, where his family's business is based - studying at the American international School of Lagos.

Boulos' father is Lebanese business tycoon Massad Boulos, who runs Boulos Enterprises and SCOA Nigeria, a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate that trades in vehicles, equipment, retail and construction.

Trump's future son-in-law has an estimated net worth of $20million, it's been reported.

Tiffany and Boulos is currently living in Miami where many members of the Trump family have relocated.

Mar-a-Lago, where the former president now resides, is a resort and historic landmark in Florida built by cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post.

The 62,500-square-foot property was completed in 1927 and has roughly 126 rooms.

It is the second largest mansion in the state of Florida and the 22nd largest mansion in the US.