Barron Trump is reportedly excelling both academically and socially as he begins his journey at New York University’s Stern School of Business this fall.
According to a source who spoke to People, the 18-year-old has been turning heads on campus. “He’s studying business at Stern and has quickly gained popularity among the ladies. He’s tall, handsome, and many find him very attractive — even those with differing political views,” the insider shared.
As the youngest Trump sibling, Barron navigates college with a unique perspective shaped by his family’s prominence
When Barron arrived for his first day of classes in September, he was accompanied by security guards, a necessity given his high-profile family. He was seen wearing a white polo shirt tucked into black pants and carrying a backpack, presenting a polished appearance as he navigated his new environment.
His mother, Melania Trump, recently addressed the unique challenges her son faces as a college student during an interview on Fox & Friends. She explained that it’s nearly impossible for him to have a typical college experience due to his family’s prominence. “His situation is unlike any other. I’m proud of how strong he is and how well he handles it,” she remarked.
Melania expressed deep pride in her son, describing him as a “grown young man” with impressive knowledge and a keen understanding of politics. She credited Barron with offering valuable advice to his father and connecting with his generation, which played a significant role in Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential election success.
As the youngest of Donald Trump’s five children, Barron shares the spotlight with his older siblings: Donald Jr., Ivanka, Eric, and Tiffany. Page Six has reached out to Barron’s representatives for additional comments on his burgeoning college life.
