Barron Trump once revealed what he dislikes about living with dad Donald

WASHINGTON, DC: Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump, has been in the spotlight all his life. However, his father being reinstated in the White House has put him under an intensified scanner leading to more details of his private life leaking out.

While Barron prefers to maintain his privacy much like his mother, First Lady Melania Trump, the Irish Star reported on Sunday, January 26, that Barron once opened up about what he hated about living with Donald. 

Barron Trump's aversion to loud music

Back in 2024, Barron Trump invited Patrick Bet-David, Tom Ellsworth, and Vincent Oshana to a dinner at the Trump residence in Mar-a-Lago. The hosts of the current affairs podcast 'Valuetainment' later noted in an episode with Adam Sosnick and Fox News' Jesse Watters that they found out what bothered the 18-year-old most about living with the POTUS.

According to Bet-David, the guests "watched Barron run dinner with stories, entertainment, everything," but it was his reaction to his father playing music that surprised everyone.

"All of a sudden the music just comes on loud. We're like 'What the h**l is that?' He's like 'My freaking dad's the DJ'. All you see is the president on his iPad. The lights in his face... Barron's like, 'I'll be in my room and the house is shaking. My dad plays the music so loud'," they recalled.

Imagining the teenager trying to tolerate his 78-year-old father playing loud music was hilarious for everyone on the podcast.

However, the group did note, "Barron has a good head on his shoulder."

"He's a professional. At the end (of the dinner) he was like, 'Vinny, whenever you guys want to come for dinner, hit me up'. It was amazing," they added.

Melania Trump was concerned for Barron during their first term in the White House

Before re-assuming the role of the First Family on January 20, First Lady Melania Trump was concerned about the impact the change in status would have on the life of her son, as per the Irish Star.

In her self-titled memoir that was released in October, Melania shared of Donald's first term, "While the joy of our victory was overwhelming, my mind quickly shifted to the multitude of tasks before us, as I contemplated the weight of responsibility and the challenges that lay ahead."

"I also couldn't help but think about Barron and how this new stage in our lives would impact him," she continued. "As I considered the many roles I now had to balance - mother, wife, First Lady, daughter, sister (and) friend, I knew that careful planning and organization would be key in navigating this new journey," she said.

At present, Barron would be spending a substantial amount of time in New York through Donald's second term, as he is attending the Stern School of Business at NYU.

Melania also shared her plans to spend time with her son outside the White House, saying in an interview with 'Fox & Friends', "I will be in the White House. And you know when I need to be in New York, I will be in New York. When I need to be in Palm Beach, I will be in Palm Beach. But my first priority is, you know, to be a mom, to be a first lady, to be a wife."