Trump Dismisses Rumors: Barron Thrives at NYU During Golf with Kai

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Trump Dismisses Rumors: Barron Thrives at NYU During Golf with Kai

Donald Trump has addressed rumors concerning his son, Barron, amidst speculation about his adjustment to New York University (NYU). While golfing with his granddaughter, Kai Trump, the former president stated that Barron is thriving at school.

Trump Dismisses Barron’s Struggles at NYU

Recently, Barron, 19, transitioned to studying at NYU’s Washington, D.C. campus. Following his move, reports surfaced suggesting he was having trouble fitting in and making friends.

Comments from Peers

  • Kaya Walker, former president of NYU College Republicans, described Barron as an “oddity.”
  • She noted that he tends to “go to class” and then “go home.”

However, during his golf outing, Trump reassured Kai that Barron is doing well at NYU. “He’s doing good,” Trump confirmed, adding that Barron expressed affection for Kai.

A Family Golf Outing

The golfing trip, which garnered over 1.4 million views on YouTube, showcased the family’s bonding amidst current events. Kai inquired about Barron’s class schedule, to which Trump responded affirmatively, noting Barron starts on “Tuesday.”

Political Backlash

The outing received criticism from California Governor Gavin Newsom, who condemned Trump for golfing while a government shutdown continues. Newsom highlighted issues related to government spending and healthcare costs as points of concern.

Concerns About Barron’s Social Life

Recent reports labeled Barron as “weird” and “awkward,” suggesting he is more reserved than his peers. Many described him as someone who “doesn’t talk” much.

Future Opportunities

Despite social challenges, Barron’s future might hold intriguing opportunities. Jack Advent, a former social media strategist for Trump, speculated about Barron’s potential role with TikTok, emphasizing the app’s popularity among younger audiences.

Advent expressed hope that Trump would consider involving Barron as well as other young Americans in the social media platform’s leadership to keep it relevant for young users.

As of now, Barron has not publicly commented on these developments or the speculations surrounding his social life at NYU.