Army Sergeant Reveals What Melania Trump Whispered During Their Dance at the Inaugural Ball

Sergeant Henry Waller, who had the honor of dancing with First Lady Melania Trump during the Commander-in-Chief

Inaugural Ball, has opened up about the memorable experience. The ball, held at the Walter E. Washington Convention

Center on Monday, January 20, brought together the military, political leaders, and the public

to celebrate President Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

Alongside Sergeant Waller, Sergeant Tatiana Saldana of the United States Space Force danced with

President Trump, while Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, also joined the floor,

sharing dances with members of the Marine Corps and Navy, respectively. The elegant evening

was a blend of tradition, patriotism, and celebration, with Melania Trump dazzling

in a custom-designed gown that quickly became a talking point online.

A Moment to Remember

In an interview with Inside Edition, Sergeant Waller shared his

thoughts and emotions leading up to and during the dance with the First Lady.

“I walked out on stage, trying to contain my composure,” he said. “But we

were told that it’s not like ceremonial composure. We could smile if we wanted to.”

He was also asked if the First Lady was a good dancer. “Oh, yeah, she’s a

really good dancer,” Waller responded, adding that the only practice he did beforehand was “back home with my wife.”