Melania movie premiere sparks two DC afterparties — one official, one at Don Jr.’s club

Following the Washington, DC gala screening of Brett Ratner’s film Melania this week, Page Six reports there will be two invitation-only afterparties: an official producers party for about 250 guests and a separate celebration at Donald Trump Jr.’s private members club, the Executive Branch.

The official invite-only shindig, Page Six was told, will include roughly 250 guests and is “the official, proper producers party,” a source said. An invitation seen by Page Six for the Executive Branch event reads, “You are cordially invited to the After Party… Following the World Premiere,” and names singer and crypto booster Akon as a special performer.

The invite lists the dress code as “business attire” and says cocktails and canapés will be served. The private club was founded by Don Jr. alongside 1789 Capital partners Omeed Malik and Christopher Buskirk, plus Alex and Zach Witkoff, and has drawn high‑profile founding members, Page Six reports.

The Post previously reported the club’s menu is said to be MAHA‑approved and that several former Navy SEALs were hired to handle security. Founding members were reportedly charged $500,000 initiation fees, and include Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss and David Sacks; the Post also reported that last September the Executive Branch opened to new members with a $150,000 initiation fee and $15,000 annual dues.

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