First lady Melania Trump announced that she had -- ceremonial shovel in hand -- marked the start of construction for a new White House tennis pavilion on the South Lawn
First lady Melania Trump announced on Tuesday afternoon that she had -- ceremonial shovel in hand -- marked the start of construction for a new White House tennis pavilion on the South Lawn.
"Exciting to break ground on the new tennis pavilion project at the White House today," she tweeted."Thank you to all who will help in making this legacy piece possible for future first families to gather at and enjoy for years to come.
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