TRUMP SHUTS DOWN RUMORS ABOUT BARRON’S COLLEGE LIFE
A recent golf outing provided former President Donald Trump with an opportunity to address widespread rumors concerning his youngest son, Barron. For weeks, there had been intense public speculation about the 19-year-old’s college experience.
During the event, which included his granddaughter Kai, Trump offered a reassuring update on Barron’s well-being. He confirmed that his son is “doing good” and is successfully thriving as a student at New York University. The former president affectionately described Barron as “a good boy” who deeply “loves his family.”
This personal clarification directly counters a series of viral but unsubstantiated claims that had been circulating online. These rumors falsely suggested that Barron was struggling to fit in at the university. Other fabrications included an elaborate story that he had an entire floor of Trump Tower shut down for a date.
Among the most persistent falsehoods was a claim that Barron Trump had been rejected from Harvard University. This particular rumor has been formally addressed and denied by the office of his mother, Melania Trump.
A spokesperson for the First Lady explicitly stated that these reports are “completely false.” The spokesperson provided a definitive clarification, confirming that Barron never even submitted an application to Harvard.
Instead, the public was informed that Barron Trump is contentedly pursuing a business degree at NYU’s prestigious Stern School of Business. Sources close to the family have corroborated that he is adjusting very well to his collegiate life.
This series of official denials and confirmations has proven that the circulating stories were entirely fabricated by the media. The incident highlights the intense and often inaccurate public scrutiny faced by the children of political figures.
