First Lady Melania Trump is set to attend her first major college football game without sports-loving husband Donald on Saturday afternoon… but the trip is set to wreak havoc for fans heading to Baton Rouge.Melania and her Secret Service detail will descend on Tiger Stadium this afternoon for one of the biggest games of the season so far, as LSU hosts Alabama in a huge SEC showdown.The First Lady’s visit will highlight her efforts to support Americans aging out of the foster care system, and is based around her Fostering The Future initiative.But news of her intended trip to the college football heartlands has left many fans furious, after the school published an update about ‘critical gameday impacts, security measures and navigation updates,’ due to the presence of ‘high-profile guests and on-site operations with the US Secret Service.’On X, one LSU fan tagged Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and wrote: ‘Nobody wants this.’Another added, ‘Extra time meaning get there 3 hours early got it…’, while a third claimed: ‘Can we stop bringing people that don’t give a f*** about the actual game to these type of games?’ First Lady Melania Trump will attend the LSU vs Alabama college football game on Saturday Tiger Stadium will have the most electric atmosphere in the country with Alabama in townLSU released a list of 24 prohibited items that fans are unable to bring into the stadium, as well as a map highlighting a large part of the Tiger Stadium outer ring that will be completely inaccessible for fans on Saturday afternoon. The Tigers are set to square off against Alabama at 3.30pm EST, an SEC matchup that will likely draw upwards of five million viewers.That’s not the only five million the First Lady will be drawing on Saturday.’The First Lady has secured at least $5 million to establish a permanent endowment fund supporting Fostering the Future scholarships for LSU students who experienced foster care,’ the first lady’s exclusive senior adviser, Marc Beckman, told the Daily Mail. ‘The First Lady is going to attend this amazing clash of the NCAA football titans, LSU versus Alabama. Both schools, by the way, are part of Fostering the Future’s national network.’LSU currently has 14 students enrolled through the Fostering the Future program. Overall, there are 26 universities nationwide that are enrolled in the First Lady’s initiative. On the field at Tiger Stadium this Saturday, the players will unveil Fostering the Future and Be Best patches to support the First Lady’s two programs. Melania has gone to several sporting events this year, including the America 250 IndyCar event in August and the World Cup finals in July, as shown above Fans weren’t happy with the increased security that Melania’s visit will bring to Baton RougeThe patches will appear on LSU jerseys, helmets, cheerleader uniforms, mascot attire and a commemorative towel, Beckman shared. There is also a limited-edition NCAA football, and the referees have agreed to do the coin toss with a challenge coin from the First Lady. The college football spectacle will conclude a hectic week for Melania after she helped broker a ceasefire deal and is preparing for the release of additional documentary clips about her life. The First Lady and Amazon unveiled a new trailer on Friday for a two-episode follow-up to her previous documentary series, MELANIA. The additional two episodes are set to premiere on November 20, showing insights into Melania’s life in the days leading up to her husband’s second inauguration. ‘Everybody wants to be close to power and sometimes could be very dangerous,’ she says in the trailer. It was not the only time she was in the limelight this week. Melania stepped into the spotlight on Thursday to host Russian and Ukrainian officials in the White House’s Cross Hall to celebrate the six-day truce she brokered in the war-ravaged city of Oleshky. The afternoon matchup will feature logos, jerseys, equipment and more labeled with Melania’s programs meant to help people aging out of the foster care system Trump and Melania at January’s premiere of the MELANIA documentary at the Kennedy CenterThe event marked the next step in a push for peace at the hands of the First Lady. And she was presented with gifts from members of both delegations.’Together we can create something more enduring than a temporary ceasefire,’ she said from the podium. ‘Let us see Oleshky as a spark in a world of darkness capable of illuminating the best of humanity.’ Nearly 800 people were evacuated during the six-day pause, which started on October 7 and concluded on November 1, after the Russians declined an extension.Still, Kirill Dmitriev, the representative of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government, applauded the effort, praising the First Lady and the President.