Trump: Barron’s future may be in technology instead of politics, business
- Donald Trump suggested that his son Barron may pursue a career in technology, praising his 'unbelievable aptitude' in this area.
- Barron Trump celebrated his 19th birthday on March 20, 2025, and is currently a student at New York University.
- Barron has been involved in Donald Trump's promotional efforts during the 2024 campaign, influencing his father's podcast appearances.
- Jimmy Kimmel humorously criticized both Barron and Donald Trump during a recent episode coinciding with Barron's birthday.
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Donald Trump Asked Son Barron 'How'd You Do That?' When He Turned on a Laptop: 'Unbelievable Aptitude in Technology'
Barron Trump is studying business, interested in politics and has an 'unbelievable aptitude in technology,' according to Donald Trump, who told Fox News that he was impressed to learn his Gen Z son knew how to get back on a laptop after it was turned off
Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump, recently turned 19, which is why the public was all the more surprised by his father's praise, who is enthusiastic about his son's technological skills, such as restarting a laptop. The 78-year-old praised the teenager during an interview in which a reporter asked him if Barron would follow in his footsteps in the business world, and he believes he will build a career in the technology…
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Barron Trump Celebrates 19th Birthday After Launching Luxury Real Estate Company – While Just An NYU Freshman - uInterview
Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump and Melania Trump, celebrated his 19th birthday on March 20, coinciding with New York University’s spring break. Barron is a freshman at NYU’s Stern School of Business, where sources describe him as an “old soul” with “old-world manners,” attributes influenced by his European upbringing from his mother and grandparents. >More: Barron Trump, 18, Plans To Relaunch Luxury Real Estate Venture…
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