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Nancy Pelosi82, shone at the White House State Dinner hosted by POTUS Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden on December 1st. Nancy, who resigned as Speaker of the Democratic House of Representatives last month, wore a beautiful gold dress to the event. She was accompanied by her daughter, an Emmy-nominated journalist Alexandra Pelosi, 52, who wore an elegant, plunging black dress. Nancy and Alexandra quit together over a month after the politician’s husband Paul Pelosi82, victim of a home burglary attack.
The first state dinner for the President and First Lady was held on the South Lawn of the White House to celebrate the United States’ relationship with France. French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife First Lady Bridget Macron, were there. In addition to Nancy, Senator was among other US politicians SuzanneCollinsMinister of transport Pete Buttigiegformer mayor of Atlanta Keisha Lance pantsand more.
Nancy, who has been a congresswoman since 1987, announced that she would not be the House Minority Leader at the next Congress on November 17. “For me, the hour has come for a new generation to lead the Democratic faction,” she said in a speech on House Word. “I stand here today infinitely grateful for all the blessings of life. To my Democratic colleagues whose courage and dedication, with the support of your families, have made possible many of these achievements that, in fact, could not have been made without you,” she said.
Nancy also thanked her children – Alexandra, Christine56 and paul jr., 53, — and her husband for their support over the years. She also mentioned her husband’s frightening home invasion attack and said: “We are all grateful for all the prayers and well wishes as he continues his recovery. Thank you very much.”
New York Congressman Hakeem Jeffries52, was named the new leader of the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives on November 30. Jeffries will serve as Minority Leader as the Republican Party holds a majority in the House of Representatives after the 2022 midterm elections.