Donald Trump to Attend Super Bowl in New Orleans

Donald Trump plans to attend the Super Bowl, scheduled for February 9 in New Orleans. This information was revealed by a White House representative who chose to remain anonymous. It will mark Trump's first visit to the Super Bowl as president, reports NewsBox.

During his visit, Trump will also give an interview to Bret Baier from Fox News. The interview will be recorded in Florida and will be aired as part of the network's pre-game show. Traditionally, U.S. presidents give interviews to the network broadcasting the Super Bowl, though Trump and his predecessor, Joe Biden, have not always followed this tradition in recent years, according to The Associated Press.

Originally from New York but currently residing in Florida, Trump has not yet disclosed which team he will support. However, following the Kansas City Chiefs' victory in the American Football Conference (AFC) championship last month, he posted a congratulatory message on his social media:

"Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs! What an EXCELLENT team, coach, quarterback, and practically everything else, including those fantastic FANS who voted for me (MAGA!) in record numbers. Similarly, congratulations to the Buffalo Bills for an amazing season. There are still many victories ahead!!!"