Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy was treated to an exclusive tour of Mar-a-Lago, personally guided by Eric Trump in a special segment that aired this week. What began as a lighthearted walkthrough of the Palm Beach estate quickly turned into something more meaningful — when Doocy noticed a hidden tribute inside the mansion that even seasoned guests had never seen before.

From the moment Doocy arrived, Eric welcomed him with trademark warmth, walking him through the property’s sunlit courtyards and ornate halls. The two discussed everything from the estate’s Mediterranean-inspired design to its role as the Trump family’s “Winter White House.” “This is more than a residence,” Eric said proudly. “It’s a piece of living American history.”

As they passed through the grand ballroom, Doocy stopped, visibly surprised. Hanging in a quiet corner was a framed letter — a personal note once sent to Donald Trump during his presidency, preserved behind glass. The letter, signed by a world leader whose name Eric chose not to disclose on-air, reportedly expressed gratitude for “restoring pride and confidence to the West.” “I’ve never seen this before,” Doocy remarked. “That’s… something else.”

Eric smiled, acknowledging that the letter was just one of several personal artifacts his family had decided to display privately within the estate. “It’s not about showing off,” he said. “It’s about remembering the journey. Every piece here tells a story.”

The two continued to the outdoor patio, where Eric pointed out details many might overlook — flagpoles modeled after those at the White House, matching rose garden umbrellas, and imported stone walkways that mirror designs from historical U.S. landmarks. “We wanted it to feel familiar to Americans,” Eric explained. “My father always said Mar-a-Lago should reflect the best of the country.”

Doocy later shared on social media that the tour was “an unforgettable experience — part history lesson, part homecoming.” Viewers agreed. Social platforms lit up with praise for the segment, with fans calling it “the most fascinating Fox & Friends feature in years.”

But the biggest surprise came at the very end. As the cameras wrapped, Eric led Doocy to a quiet study lined with mahogany shelves — and showed him something few outside the family had seen: a scale model of Mar-a-Lago from the 1920s, originally commissioned by Marjorie Merriweather Post, the estate’s original owner. “She dreamed this place would one day serve the nation,” Eric said softly. “I think she’d be proud of how far it’s come.”

The moment offered an unexpectedly emotional close to what was supposed to be a routine TV tour — and reminded viewers that behind the lavish estate lies a century-old legacy of ambition, restoration, and family pride.