First Lady

The First Lady is the title given to the wife of the President of the United States. While she does not hold an official government position, she often plays a prominent role in public life, representing the country at official events, promoting social causes, and supporting charitable work. The First Lady often influences public opinion and sets cultural or social agendas, serving as a symbol of the nation’s values and priorities. Her role varies based on individual interests and the president’s preferences, encompassing both ceremonial duties and advocacy efforts.