Marla Maples

Malamaples was born in Georgia, United States. In the early 1990s, she dated Donald Trump and was Donald Trump's second wife. Malamaples gave birth to their daughter Tiffany for Trump, but their relationship did not last long. Five years later, the two parted ways. She used to be a beauty queen and actress. In 1985, Mara Maples was awarded the title of Miss Hawaii. She has made several movies, such as Happiness, Changing lanes, Black and White, etc. As the host, she hosted the 1996 and 1997 Miss Universe pageants, as well as the 1997 Miss America pageant. In addition, she also performed on Broadway for a period of time, and this former Miss Hawaii appeared in plays such as Will Rogers Forrest. Malamaples has many identities, and she even worked in the music industry, releasing an album called Endless. She has participated in several charitable and non-profit organizations and is an active advocate for Children Creating Peace. Malamaples will donate her work income to those in need.