Barron Trump: Photos Through the Years
Barron Trump is the youngest child of former President Donald Trump, and understandably the least [...]
2006 U.S. Open
Baby Barron made one of his first public appearances at the 2006 U.S. Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. He wowed the crowd sitting with his mother and father in the stands, though no one knew at the time that the trio would one day occupy the White House.
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Even as a toddler, Barron was accustomed to the fact that his family wielded power and influence, as exemplified here when he helped his father accept his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. During Trump's presidency, his star was routinely defaced.
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Barron grew up as the youngest of his father's five children, and his eldest siblings were adults at the time he was born. This sets a clear tone in family photos going back to Barron's early life.
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As the only child living with Trump at the time of his presidential campaign, Barron often filled the role of projecting a familial image for the Trumps. He famously attended the Republican National Convention in 2016, though later he reduced his public appearances.
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When Barron and Melania finally moved from New York to the White House, Barron amused many onlookers with a t-shirt reading "the expert." Some wondered if the young boy was expecting to take the reigns once he got inside the nation's capitol.
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Barron enjoys soccer as both a fan and a player, setting him apart from many other American boys his age. In 2019, he attended the International Champions Cup game between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Finally, these days the most famous images of Barron are the ones where he stands right beside his father, revealing the immense height difference between them now. In August of 2020, the two disembarked an aircraft together in Washington, D.C., where it looked like Barron had a good five or six inches on the president.
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