Astrology analysis says Melania Trump may be driving the Trump marriage, with a business-first focus

Celebrity astrologer Aliza Kelly says Melania Trump may be the one calling the shots in her marriage to former President Donald Trump, citing her Taurus sun and Capricorn moon as a sign of “double earth energy.” Kelly told the Daily Mail exclusively that Melania's chart points to a business-minded approach in the marriage, rather than a passive role.

Kelly, who hosts Horoscope Weekly, described Melania as an “entrepreneurial hustler” who may be focused on scaling ventures and maximizing profits. “Melania is a Taurus sun with a Capricorn moon, which means she has double earth energy,” Kelly said. “These two earth signs are about working. She really wants to figure out how to scale and how to maximize profits.” Kelly added that Melania “really wants to figure out how to scale” and “maximize profits,” suggesting she could be the brains behind a lot of the big financial strategies in Casa de la Trump. “It’s definitely giving businesswoman energy,” Kelly said.

The claims align with a separate August assessment from a close political ally who told the Daily Mail that Melania has been focused on the Trump family’s legacy in Washington and has urged her husband to pursue peace deals, including with Russia and Ukraine. The ally said Melania is “in the driving seat” and emphasized that she wants her husband to be remembered as a peacemaker, hinting at a more involved role than is publicly acknowledged.

The astrology conversation follows an intensely public moment: a heated exchange between the President and the First Lady captured through the windows of Marine One as it landed on the South Lawn on a recent night. The clip showed Trump wagging a finger toward his wife while Melania shook her head, prompting some observers to speculate about a power dynamic. However, forensic lip-reader Jeremy Freeman told the Daily Mail that the exchange was not a confrontation but a discussion about ongoing events at the United Nations summit in New York.

Freeman said the lips suggested Melania asked, “You just continued,” to which Trump replied, “It was unbelievable. How can you do that.” The White House later confirmed that the escalator moment in New York had drawn scrutiny and that the Secret Service was reviewing the incident.

The UN-related moments intensified the public’s fascination with the couple’s dynamic, especially given the Trumps’ well-documented longevity and Barron Trump’s role as their shared child. Melania and Donald Trump have been married since 2005 and share one son, Barron, who is now 19 years old. While Melania has long kept a comparatively low profile, the astrology-driven narrative, reinforced by ally commentary and recent public appearances, has renewed conversations about who shapes the Trump family’s strategies and messaging.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the Secret Service is investigating the escalator incident, underscoring that public moments involving the Trumps continue to draw wide attention from supporters and critics alike. As the couple navigates a highly scrutinized global agenda—from United Nations diplomacy to the domestic spotlight on leadership and legacy—the mix of private influence and public perception remains a defining feature of their profile in Culture & Entertainment coverage and beyond.