Barron Trump Shut Down Entire Floor of Trump Tower for a Romantic Date… as Donald and Melania's Son Has 'A Lot of Girls Running After Him'

When you’re the son of a former president, dating comes with an array of unique security concerns. Sources suggest that Barron Trump chose to host his date at Trump Tower, where safety measures are more manageable.

As reported by RadarOnline.com, the 19-year-old was absent during the first week of classes at NYU’s Manhattan campus. Insider info revealed that he is actually studying at the Washington D.C. campus.

This fresh environment previously garnered significant attention from classmates and bystanders.

Standing at 6 feet 7 inches, Barron Trump naturally draws attention, especially in a vibrant city like New York. His accompanying security team has made it even harder for him to remain discreet during his outings. An anonymous source described him as “tall and awkward” yet undeniably popular among his peers.

A different insider previously commented, “He’s at NYU’s Stern School of Business, so he is pursuing business studies. He certainly has a way with the ladies. People do find him attractive.”

As Barron navigates his freshman year in college, sources indicate he aspires to create his own businesses rather than follow in his father’s political path. “He possesses a drive similar to his father’s, which is not surprising. Barron understands his goals clearly,” noted an insider.

Critics previously suggested that he struggles to adapt at NYU, particularly amidst peers who critique his father’s actions, often labeling him as a “fascist monster.” Reports indicated that Barron spends a lot of time gaming and has not had much luck in the dating scene.

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Regardless of public perception, Barron has unwavering support from his mother, Melania Trump. Ahead of Barron’s first day at NYU, she expressed concern that their famous last name might hinder his ability to enjoy a normal college experience.

She explained, “It’s hard to imagine that he can lead a traditional college life. His experience will undoubtedly differ from that of his peers.”