Melania Trump kept their son Barron out of the spotlight when they lived in the White House.
But Barron stopped avoiding the public spotlight once he turned 18 and moved off to college in New York City.
And Patrick Bet-David was speechless after Barron Trump shared these honest life anecdotes about his family.
Donald Trump’s family plays a major role in his campaign and is very supportive of his political aspirations.
His sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, have been instrumental in both of his Presidential campaigns along with his daughters Tiffany and Ivanka.
The only one of his children who has stayed out of the Presidential politics is his youngest son, Barron.
Since Barron was only 10 years old when Donald Trump was first elected President, Melania did her best to keep him out of the spotlight and away from the media.
But Barron is no longer a little boy.
He’s now a 6’9” 18 year old college student in New York City.
Earlier this year, Barron made his first appearance at one of his father’s rallies and received a standing ovation from the crowd.
Even though he no longer avoids the public, Americans still know very little about Barron Trump.
But host of the popular podcast Valuetainment, Patrick Bet-David, gave Americans a little insight into Barron Trump’s life when he shared a story about a dinner they had together at Mar-a-Lago.
Barron invited Patrick Bet-David, Adam Sosnick, Tom Ellsworth, Vincent Oshana, and FOX News’ Jesse Watters to a private dinner in Florida.
Bet-David shared a few details with his audience about the dinner experience at Mar-a-Lago with Barron Trump.
“I’ve never laughed this hard,” Bet-David said. “He ran the whole dinner with stories and entertainment, he gave honest life anecdotes about family – it was cracking me up.”
Bet-David pointed out that Barron told clean jokes even though he is a young male.
“He was a kid, but he wasn’t snide, he wasn’t telling dirty jokes, he was an incredibly balanced, engaging, witty, funny guy.”
“I came away liking him a lot,” he added.
He then explained what he thought was most impressive about Barron.
“The son of a billionaire who is a President says, ‘let me walk you to your car,’” Bet-David said. “He’s working customer service, he walks us to our car and he’s standing there until we get in.”
Before they left, Bet-David said Barron made a very wise statement for an 18 year old.
“He says ‘No matter what I do, no matter what my brothers do, our success will never come close to what our father had to do,’” Bet-David recalled Barron saying. “‘He really had the hard life, not us. We had the easy life.’”
“He just turned 18!” Bet-David exclaimed. “Are you kidding me? What a stud of a kid to say something like that.”
Barron is currently going to college at New York University and living in Trump Tower.
But his father’s supporters would like to see the young giant in the spotlight more often.
