How do the Trumps live their first day in power?

After a hectic Friday, the presidential family went to a religious service in Washington DC

After a hectic Friday of inaugural events, his presidential inauguration and three inaugural balls, Donald Trump formally kicks off today with his first day as president. In the early hours of the morning, Trump left the White House with all his family and they went to the National Cathedral of Washington for a service offered by Reverend Randolph Marshall Hollerith.

The presidential couple in the National Cathedral. Photo: Getty Images

The president arrived at the temple, at about 10:30 am, accompanied by the First Lady, Melania Trump, who looked very elegant in a black coat and some Louboutin pumps. Behind the presidential couple came the President's children and some of his grandchildren. Ivanka Trump came hand in hand with her eldest daughter, Arabella, and wore for this occasion a fabulous Oscar de la Renta velvet burgundy coat, which she combined with slippers, a pair of leather gloves and a matching bag.

Vanessa Trump entered with her eldest daughter, Kai and behind them was Donald Trump Jr. Tiffany Trump arrived with her boyfriend Ross Mechanic and just behind them came Eirc Trump with his wife Lara. The office of prayer is part of the traditional inauguration ceremonies and dates of the times of George Washington.

lvanka Trump on her arrival with her husband Jared Kushner and their children. Photo: Getty Images

Barack Obama's service was also performed at the National Cathedral after his service at the Cathedral of the Diocese of Washington. Its objective is to ensure its dedication to the country as well as to all traditions of faith. While Trump was in the religious service, in Washington and in other cities of the country and of the whole world, the 'Women's March' was held, in which thousands demanded that it respect the rights of women, diversity And social minorities.

The National Cathedral, shortly before the service of the Trump. Photo: Getty Images

In the afternoon, Trump plans to head to the CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., For his first meeting with the government workers who will now be at his service. The White House press secretary wrote in his Twitter account that the president is excited to thank the men and women who are part of the country's intelligence community.