Making her first appearance on the campaign trail in nearly three and a half weeks, Judith Nathan Giuliani accompanied her husband to a post-Univision debate rally Sunday night in Miami. She greeted the mostly-Latino crowd of about 60 supporters with a handful of Spanish words.

Early on she declared, “Esta noche, muy bonita,” garnering applause from the crowd at the Holiday Inn ballroom, to which he responded that she is the only Spanish-speaking member of the household. Later, after he completed a short speech, she added “buenas noches, gracias,” rolling the Spanish “R” perfectly.

The last time she appeared beside the mayor was during a November 18 campaign trip–also to Miami–where they attended a NASCAR race at the Homestead-Miami Motor Speedway.

Mrs. Giuliani’s time away from the campaign trail coincides with news that came out nearly two weeks ago related to controversial billing practices regarding security costs for trips then-Mayor Giuliani made to visit her while the two were engaged in an extra-marital affair. It was also revealed last week that she was provided with NYPD security patrol earlier than previously known.

The campaign declined requests to interview her on Sunday and it remains to be seen how or even if Mrs. Giuliani will respond to the NYPD security story. For his part, the former New York City mayor has said that he did nothing inappropriate and any security she was provided was determined to be necessary by the NYPD. Mrs. Giuliani has been among the most quiet of the candidates’ spouses on the trail, only speaking at a handful of events during the last year.