Barron Trump to Serve as Delegate at Republican National Convention

Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump, is making his debut in American politics as he has been selected to appear as an at-large delegate for Florida at the upcoming Republican National Convention in July. This news comes just months after Barron turned 18 and is set to graduate from high school later this month.

The teenager, who has been shielded from the spotlight by his mother Melania Trump, will join his much older half-siblings Donald Trump Jr, Eric Trump, and Tiffany Trump as delegates for the Sunshine State. The convention is expected to be a significant event as his father is anticipated to formally accept the Republican party’s nomination for the presidency and announce his running mate.

Barron’s appearance as a delegate comes after he was recently dragged into his father’s trial over a hush money scandal involving adult film star Stormy Daniels. Despite the controversy, Barron’s participation in the RNC signifies his emergence from the shadows and entry into the Trump family spotlight.

Born on March 20, 2006, Barron is Mr. Trump’s only child with his third wife. Raised in Trump Tower in Manhattan, Barron attended Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School before moving to St Andrew’s Episcopal School in Maryland. He is known to be fluent in Slovenian, a keen soccer fan, and has been seen wearing an Arsenal shirt.

As Barron prepares to graduate and step into the world of politics, his presence at the Republican National Convention is sure to attract attention and speculation about his future in the political arena. Stay tuned for more updates on Barron Trump’s journey in American politics.