President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump participate in the White House Easter Egg Roll in Washington, D.C., Monday, April 21, 2025. (Yuri Gripas for Fox News Digital)
"A very happy Easter to everyone," said the president.
"It was a beautiful day yesterday, and it's a beautiful day today. We don't have to worry about sunburn, but it looks like it's not going to be raining."
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"Easter is special. And it's one of our favorite days," he added.
Donald Trump Jr. was seen with Bettina Anderson along with his five children — Kai, Donald III, Tristan, Spencer and Chloe. (Yuri Gripas for Fox News Digital)
He added, "We're bringing religion back in America."
Trump and the first lady then proceeded to kick off the Egg Roll, both blowing whistles as children pounced to begin rolling the eggs.
President Trump also poked fun while standing alongside the Easter bunny, recalling previous egg rolls. "When the bunny took Joe Biden out… He's not taking Trump out. That was a good, beautiful moment when the bunny saved Joe Biden's life," joked the president in a lighter moment.
The president and first lady then moved to an area where children were coloring Easter-themed pictures.
"I’m really into this," remarked the president as he enjoyed the happy event.
Music was played by The United States Marine Band, Army Band, Army Old Guard Fife & Drum Corps, Navy Band, and Air Force Band.
A stage further down the South Lawn featured popular child performer "Go with YoYo."
Above, the first lady with some of the children who participated in events at the White House Easter Egg Roll. Over 30,000 Americans visited the premises during the event. (Yuri Gripas for Fox News Digital)
The first lady then read the book "Bunny with a Big Heart" by Marilyn Sadler, sharing lessons on friendship and kindness.
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On Good Friday, the first lady shared well wishes to Americans while also expressing gratitude for her staff.
Attendees are selected through an online lottery that ended on March 10.
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