Everyone has the same question after spotting major absence in Trump family photo on election night

Donald Trump's election night family picture was missing two key members that didn't make the cut.

President-elect Trump was seemingly surrounded by family all night as he made his way to becoming the 47th president of the US, after a 'historic' victory in the 2024 election.

Particular support was seen from his wife, former model Melania Trump, who was stood by his side wearing huge black sunglasses for the majority of the night.

The shades even led to wild conspiracy theories that Trump had hired a body double who was trying not to show her real face.

The whole family was surrounding him as he made his first speech as the new president to the American people, including his five children - Barron, 18, Ivanka, 43, Donald Trump Jr., 46, Eric, 40, and Tiffany, 31.

Donald Trump with his granddaughter Kai Trump. (X/@KaiTrumpGolfs)

The gang flashed big smiles as they posed for a so-called 'family' photo on the historic night, but two key members of the family were missing from the snap.

Several people on social media asked: “Where’s Melania?”

The president's wife of 19 years was missing from the picture, despite standing by him throughout the campaign and the all-important results.

Reasons as to why she wasn't included in the picture are not yet known, despite Elon Musk featuring on the far right.

But she wasn't the only family member not to be included.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, who has been engaged to Donald Trump Jr since 2021, was also missing from the group picture.

Melania Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle were missing from the family snap. (X/@KaiTrumpGolfs)

Despite this, his ex-wife and mother of his five kids, Vanessa Trump, made the cut - which was bound to be an awkward conversation...

Addressing the US public in his first speech after being re-elected into the White House, Trump said: "This was a movement like nobody’s ever seen before.

"And frankly this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time.

"There’s never been anything like this in this country and maybe beyond."

He added: "It’s a political victory that our country has never seen before."

In her concession speech on Wednesday, Trump's opponent Kamala Harris said: "I know folks are experiencing a range of emotions right now. I get it. But we must respect the results of this election.

"While I concede this election, I do not concede the fight that fuelled this campaign."

She added that she would 'engage in a peaceful transfer of power' with Trump and his team.