The Trumps are one of the most well-known families worldwide — for better or worse. While the patriarch, former president Donald Trump, remains outspoken, other members of the family are more reserved. His youngest son, Barron Trump, for instance, rarely makes waves in the media.
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Barron does not give public interviews, and even when he appears with his parents, he typically remains silent. However, this did not exclude him from the criticisms the rest of his family faced. At only 10, Barron himself became the subject of intense scrutiny after his father's polarizing political career began. Even now, he still faces online harassment, including mockery of his 6-foot-7 frame of him (via The U.S. Sun).
Despite all the press he gets, the now-teenage Barron still remains an enigma. Although his lower profile is partially a virtue of his age, one of Barron's parents made a conscious effort to keep him out of the spotlight.
When considering a career in politics, few presidential hopefuls consider the effect that the office will have on their children. Donald Trump was no exception; However, his wife, Melania Trump, was. Around the time of the 2016 election, she made it clear to ABC News that her de ella "priority de ella is [her de ella] son de ella, Barron, [their de ella] son de ella, Barron."
I teach him, I explain to him so he knows what's going on," Melania explained to the outlet. She then added that her goals are to "keep him balanced" while keeping his "childhood as normal as possible." Like many kids, Barron liked to focus on "his school and his sports," not necessarily his father's campaign.
In an attempt to keep Barron "out of the spotlight," Melania chose to remain in New York City. She and Barron did not move into the White House until June 2017, per the Associated Press. Since then, she has largely done good on her promise to shield her son from the public.