The following year, Maples welcomed their daughter, Tiffany Trump, on October 13, 1993.

Donald and Marla married in December at New York City’s famous Plaza Hotel.

Yet their marriage came with complicated financial arrangements.

Reports later revealed details of a prenuptial agreement that allegedly provided Maples with $1 million if the couple separated within five years, along with another $1 million intended for housing.

The reported agreement also included child-support provisions for Tiffany.

Their relationship continued to attract headlines.

In April 1996, Maples became the subject of another controversy after she was found on a beach near Mar-a-Lago with Donald Trump’s bodyguard, Spencer Wagner, in the early morning hours.

Accounts of what happened differed.

Maples maintained that the encounter was innocent, while later claims from others complicated the story.

The episode generated widespread speculation, although conflicting accounts meant that not every allegation was established as fact.

Donald and Marla announced their separation in 1997, and their divorce became final in 1999.

Maples did not remarry.

Following the divorce, she focused much of her attention on raising Tiffany in California, away from the constant publicity surrounding the Trump family.