Barron Trump's lavish life with caviar-infused moisturiser and floor to himself
Barron Trump, the youngest child of the Trump family, has led a life of luxury over his 17 years.
Having grown up during the height of Donald Trump's success in real estate, new fame with The Apprentice, and later the presidency, Barron has experienced only the finest things in life.
A recent report shed light on Barron's life, revealing he uses caviar-infused moisturiser, lives in a home with its own bowling alley and even had an entire floor to himself in his parent's penthouse suite in New York.
The suite, situated in Trump's infamous fifth-avenue penthouse, included a nursery, living room, kitchen, and space for Melania and the nannies. As a child, he occupied the entire floor above his parents' bedroom.
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Barron Trump was just a child when his famous father was sworn in as president (AFP/Getty Images)Commenting on her son, Melania said Barron is a "very good baby" and "not like a crybaby - he's calm, and it's fantastic."
Donald moved into the White House first, with Melania and Barron following a few months later, allowing Barron to complete his year at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in Manhattan.
Barron Trump had a life of luxury in the White House, with staff knowing exactly what he liked. "The White House staff will know what every member of the Trump family likes, as far as food, snacks, and personal items. This will be stocked and waiting for the family so they can obtain it at a moment's notice," said a report.
He also received some pretty fancy presents just for being born, like a solid gold stroller from Ellen DeGeneres.
Donald Trump, Melania and 10-month-old Barron (AFP/Getty Images)But despite the posh lifestyle, Barron spent lots of time with his Slovenian grandparents, enjoying homemade dishes from his late grandma, Amalija Knavs.
He grew up eating Slovenian food and speaks the language fluently, thanks to lessons from his mum and grandparents. He knows French too.
Melania has always said she and Donald try their best to be there for Barron.
In 2015, Melania shared with People, "I like to be hands-on. I think it's very important. Barron is 9 years old. He needs somebody as a parent there, so I am with him all the time. As you know, my husband is travelling all the time."
And when Donald was home, Melania praised his fathering, saying he'd spend mornings chatting and hanging out with Barron.
Donald once admitted, "We keep it [nannies] down to a minimum. If you have too much help, you don't get to know your children."
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In 2012, Melania shared in an interview with Hip Mama that Barron was "a very strong-minded, very special, smart boy" who is "independent and opinionated and knows exactly what he wants."
Even as a kid, Barron Trump was often found in suits (Getty Images)She went on to explain that even from a young age, Barron had distinct tastes. He didn't like childish designs and instead preferred 'clean white linens,' she added.
Though Barron enjoyed drawing like other kids, Melania confirmed that occasionally, his creativity spilt onto the walls. But she wasn't bothered by this. "He is very creative," the mum-of-one mentioned.
Melania also revealed that her son's mature attributes extended to his style. In 2013, she commented, "he's not a sweatpants child. He doesn't mind putting on [a suit] but not every day and he likes to dress up in a tie sometimes like Daddy." Barron was just seven at the time.
Despite all of Barron's luxuries and privileges, Melania cherished her role as his mother and spent all her extra time with him. "I am a full-time mom; that is my first job. The most important job ever," declared the former first lady.
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