Barron Has Embarrassing Night Out That Proves Trump Name Isn't Boosting His College Life
So much for being nonexistent! "He hardly exists," one student at New York University told TMZ back in December 2024 about Barron Trump's presence — or in this case, lack thereof — on campus. Meanwhile, another claimed that the president's son presents as rather reserved in their shared economics class, keeping quiet at the back of the class. Even Barron's mother, Melania Trump, has made it clear that she is aware her son will never have the typical college experience. "I don't think it's possible for him to be a normal student," she said during an interview on "Fox & Friends."
But as the old saying goes, what mama doesn't know won't hurt her. It's been reported that Barron has found a way to cause some typical college student mischief after all. Sadly, however, even his famous name couldn't save him during the embarrassing night out.
Barron Trump was denied access into a bar
Access denied! Trying to get into a bar is almost a rite of passage for underaged college kids. However, while most are given the old heave-ho by the bouncer and forced to endure the walk of shame back to their dorm, someone like Barron Trump's denial makes headlines! A source told the Daily Mail that 18-year-old Barron tried to go to a bar in NoHo, but even his famous name couldn't get him in the door. He was turned away when he couldn't show identification confirming he was at least 21. Go ahead and add that one to the list of things you didn't know about Barron.
One might argue, however, that Barron's last name is precisely why he should stay out of bars. Barron's father, President Donald J. Trump, is known for being a teetotaler. He's spoken out about his disdain for alcohol and its tragic effect on his late brother, Fred Trump Jr. "I had a brother who was a great guy, but he had an alcohol problem," he revealed in October 2024 while speaking at the Inaugural National Faith Summit, per The Independent. "It's a hard problem to cure and I've never had a glass because of him," he declared. Meanwhile, Barron's eldest brother, Donald Trump Jr., has also been very open and honest about his own relationship with booze and the real reason he stopped drinking alcohol. "To be honest, I didn't know how to drink in moderation," Don Jr. penned in the confines of his book, "Triggered" (via Business Insider). Regardless of whether Barron wants to drink, as a recognizable figure, it may be even harder for him to sneak into bars than most college students.
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