By Gloria Nosa
Barron Trump, the youngest son of former U.S. President Donald Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump, has reportedly made headlines after reserving an entire floor of the iconic Trump Tower in New York City for a private date night.
According to reports by The Independent, the 19-year-old NYU student decided to secure full privacy and heightened security during the evening, resulting in the temporary closure of one of the tower’s exclusive floors. The move, while ensuring seclusion, reportedly caused brief inconvenience to other residents of the prestigious Fifth Avenue building.
The identity of Barron’s companion remains unknown, fueling speculation about the young Trump’s personal life. Despite the buzz, neither the Trump family nor representatives from the Trump Organization have issued an official statement.
Barron, who currently studies at New York University’s Stern School of Business, has largely maintained a low public profile despite his family’s prominence. He spent his freshman year on NYU’s Manhattan campus and is said to be continuing his studies while occasionally residing with his parents in Washington, D.C.
Trump Tower, a 68-story skyscraper designed by architect Der Scutt and completed in 1983, serves as both the headquarters of the Trump Organization and home to several members of the Trump family. Its top floors, including Donald Trump’s lavish penthouse, are known for their luxury, exclusivity, and strict privacy measures — a setting well-suited for Barron’s discreet evening.
