Donald and Melania Trump are set to visit the UK for a state visit, but their son, Barron, will remain in Washington as he begins his sophomore year at NYU’s Stern Business School. A source told People Magazine that Melania is “constantly worried” about her youngest son. Having grown up in Trump Tower, Barron has long been shielded from media scrutiny by his mother. Melania’s protective role intensified during Donald Trump’s presidency, ensuring Barron remained safe from negative influences.

Barron recently transferred to NYU’s Washington campus, living apart from his parents for the first time. Melania has expressed that his college experience is far from ordinary. “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student,” she told Fox News, calling him “very strong” and aware of his unique position.

While little is known about his social life, reports suggest he has made friends through gaming and may have a girlfriend. This September, Barron reunited with his parents in Washington and is moving back into the White House while continuing his studies. A political source said Melania keeps a close watch on Barron, ensuring no one bullies him and that she always knows his whereabouts.

Despite this focus, Melania balances other commitments, including producing a documentary with Amazon Prime Video set for release later this year. The First Lady remains active behind the scenes, managing both her personal projects and her son’s well-being. Her careful oversight highlights her dedication to protecting Barron while navigating public life and professional responsibilities.