Barron levels up: Entire floor of Trump Tower shuts down for teen Trump’s private date

Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, reportedly reserved an entire floor of Trump Tower in New York for a private date.

The 19-year-old, who is in his second year at New York University, chose the venue for security reasons, as he is routinely accompanied by Secret Service agents—a standard measure for the president’s immediate family, New-York based entertainment news portal Page Six reported.

Currently, Barron is studying at NYU’s Washington, DC campus but continues to divide his time between the capital and New York. During his freshman year, he lived at Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan while commuting to the university’s main campus at Washington Square. He also frequently travelled to Mar-a-Lago in Florida to spend time with his father.

Donald Trump has previously praised his youngest son on Philadelphia’s Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, describing him as “very tall, a good-looking guy, a strong student, and someone who does like politics.”

According to People magazine, Barron—who is reportedly pursuing business studies at NYU’s Stern School of Business—has developed a reputation as a “ladies’ man.” Fellow students describe him as tall and somewhat awkward but popular, often surrounded by attention from female classmates.

He also made headlines in June after Forbes reported that he potentially earned around $40 million ($25 million post-tax) from selling crypto tokens tied to a Trump family initiative called World Liberty Financial.

The Trumps credit their son, Barron, with helping Donald Trump win over young voters in his return to the White House. According to the former president, Barron pushed him to boost his social media presence on platforms like TikTok and connect with popular figures like Joe Rogan and Adin Ross, a strategy that led his father to nickname him the “king of the internet.”

“He was very vocal. He brought in so many young people,” Melania Trump said on the American talk show Fox & Friends, a month after Trump’s victory. “He knows his generation because nowadays the young generation, they don’t sit in front of TV anymore.”