Melania Trump reveals new details about son Barron’s college years and admits his life is “very different” than other children

Melania Trump, the former first lady and third wife of Donald Trump, spoke about son Barron’s college life at New York University’s Stern School of Business.

Barron, Trump’s youngest and only son with Melania, rarely stays out of the spotlight, despite his mother’s efforts to keep him away from it.

Melania talks about Barron’s move to New York University

In her first televised interview with Fox News in two years, Melania revealed details about her personal life and even mentioned that while she was happy with Barron, Trump would like to have more children with him.

When discussing Barron’s new college life, she applauded his decision to go to NYU, stating that he was having a “good time.”

She praised her son’s decision to stay in New York, saying he wanted to live in his own house and continue his studies in New York.

“I can’t say I’m an empty nester. I don’t feel that way. I raised Barron as his own person and gave him his own yeses and nos. I respect that it was his decision to come here,” she said.

The proud mother described her son as an “incredible young man” and emphasized that she appreciated “his strength, his intelligence, his knowledge and his kindness.”

She went on to reveal that her 18-year-old son is “enjoying his time at university” but admitted that his “life is very different to any other 18 or 19-year-old kid.” Still, she expressed optimism that he would “have a great experience.”

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Melania’s advice on blended families

When Trump married Melania, he already had four children with two different women. While Trump’s four children have been seen with him at various rallies and campaign events, Melania has yet to make an appearance.

Ahead of the release of the memoir “Melania,” the former first lady offered advice on blended families, emphasizing that “you can’t control anyone.”

“To take the individual as he is. You can’t control anyone. You can only control your own behavior, your own words. Everyone has control over themselves. I have no control over my husband. I have no control over his children. I don’t even have control over my child. He is his own person. And we all have yes and no and we are all individuals. “If you live your life with respect and love, that’s all that matters,” she continued.