Donald Trump reveals whether Barron will join politics or business as he turns 19

President Donald Trump speaks a lot about his youngest son Barron Trump -- his only son with First Lady Melania Trump -- who turns 19 today. With a towering height of 6 feet 8 inches, Barron Trump dominates every room he enters but it is not only his height that his father is a fan of. The President considers Barron as exceptionally smart and intelligent. Barron was a part of Donald Trump's election campaign as his advice on reaching first-time voters, according to his father, was top-notch. All the YouTubers, podcasters that Trump appeared with during the campaigning had to be vetted by his son as Barron is on top of these things, Trump said several times. But in a recent Fox News interview, Trump revealed that Barron may not follow his father's footsteps and may do something absolutely different -- neither business nor politics. The president said Barron's aptitude lies in technology.
“Is Barron’s aptitude in your view business or politics?” Laura Ingraham asked during the interview. “Maybe technology,” the president said, though Barron is now studying business at New York University's Stern School of Business.

“He can look at a computer... I turn off his laptop, I said, ‘Oh good,’ and I go back about five minutes later, he’s got his laptop, I say, ‘How do you do that?’” Trump said sharing an anecdote. And the reply he gets from Barron is: “None of your business, dad.”

Last year, Barron Trump incorporated a real estate company with partners: Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc -- in Wyoming. The company was dissolved in four months as Trump won the election and was scheduled for a relaunch in Spring 2025.
Both Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump, the elder brothers of Barron, have their feet in both business and politics.


Reports claimed Trump may come down to the Manhattan Trump Tower on Barron's birthday as the Federal Aviation Administration Safety Team notes VIP movement for New York on Thursday, Although the notice doesn’t explicitly mention the president’s name, it does show the range of temporary flight restrictions that match those issued for presidential travel, Daily Beast reported.