Kaylah Walton
Barron Trump may be richer than some of his siblings. The youngest son of President Donald Trump has recently started his journey at New York University (NYU) and has seen a significant increase in his net worth, largely due to a fund established by his father.
It has been eight years since Barron began to attract media attention. He was just a young boy of 10 when his father took office, and the spotlight quickly turned to him.
For years, information about his financial standing has been closely kept by his mother, but now that he is coming of age, some facts have emerged, including details about his assets and earnings connected to his father’s political campaign.
So, what is the net worth of Barron Trump?
As reported by the National World, Barron may have a net worth estimated at $80 million. His wealth stems from family resources and several properties he owns, such as an $11 million mansion in Mar-a-Lago and a $19 million estate covering 30 acres in New Jersey.
Additionally, a significant portion of Barron’s wealth is believed to be stored in the trust fund set up by his father. As noted by author Mary Jordan in her book “The Art of Her Deal,” Melania revised her prenuptial agreement with Trump to ensure their son would be better provided for in his father’s estate plan.
Is Barron wealthier than his siblings?
While Barron Trump’s net worth is yet to be verified, if the estimates by National World hold true, he would likely have more wealth than his half-sister, Tiffany. Reports suggest Tiffany’s fortune is between $10 and $30 million.
However, Barron is significantly behind his older brothers in wealth. Both Eric and Donald Jr. reportedly have around $350 million each, while Ivanka’s combined net worth with her husband Jared Kushner is approximately $800 million.
Ultimately, their father, Donald Sr., remains the wealthiest of the clan, boasting a net worth of $6.8 billion, according to Forbes, far surpassing any of his children.
