Tiffany Trump puts on leggy display in backless white minidress for 33rd birthday – inside the decadent celebration

LEAVE A COMMENT Tiffany Trump showcased her svelte figure in an ivory minidress for her 33rd birthday, which was attended by friends and family, including her husband, Michael Boulos, and her mother, Marla Maples.

The 33-year-old was the star of the show in the minidress, which featured a tiered skirt, a beaded, sparkling bodice and a tie at the back. She completed the look with pointed heels, dangling earrings and a necklace, and wore her blonde locks down in waves.

Tiffany was surrounded by her loved ones as she blew out the candles on a large, tiered pink cake adorned with red ribbons. The restaurant that hosted her celebration was decorated with pink, red and white balloons that floated on the ceiling.

Michael stood beside her as she blew out the candles, dressed in an all-black look, while Marla took photos, sporting a silk top and pink pants. Tiffany's new sister-in-law, Bettina Anderson, who married Donald Trump Jr. in May, shared an embrace with her while wearing a lime-green strapless minidress with a white bodice.

The guest of honor was Tiffany's young son, Alexander, whom she welcomed with Michael in May 2025. Marla shared a behind-the-scenes snap of her helping Alexander get ready before the party, which Tiffany shared on her Instagram stories.

"Pre-birthday party fun with Tiffany and Alexander," she captioned the snap. Notably absent from the big bash were Tiffany's siblings, Ivanka, Donald Jr., Eric and Barron, as well as her father, Donald Trump.

Tiffany was born after Donald's divorce from his first wife, Ivana Trump, the mother of his three eldest children.

Her mother, Marla, left New York after her divorce from the businessman in 1999. "She moved us out of New York to get out of the spotlight and let me grow up and find my own identity versus being in the shadow of a name or growing up very young with all that pressure," Tiffany told People.

"So, she wanted me to have a chance to have a normal childhood. As normal as possible. I think that she did well in that." The Georgetown University alum added that despite the speculation about her distant relationship with her father, they were in fact very close and talked frequently.

"We see each other as much as possible, and of course we speak on the phone. I think regardless of distance, I don't think that dictates any relationship strains," she explained.

"I really have an emotional bond with him, and he was always just the funniest, most loving father. I'm so lucky to have parents who are so supportive of me, of each other. That really shows the respect two people have for each other."

Marla told the outlet that she wanted Tiffany to grow up close to her half-siblings and forge a strong bond with them. "I never let her ever think of them as her half-sister or half-brothers. This is your family. It was really important to me: Every birthday, every occasion, always say hi and connect."

"No matter what may have been going on between her father and [me], I wanted the kids to always stay connected and rooted," the former model said.

"I'll always love them. I knew them when they were so young, and I'm so proud of who they are today. They're all fantastic to Tiffany."

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