Barron Trump’s net worth: Trump’s youngest son has a surprisingly large amount to his name

Former President Donald Trump’s youngest son just turned 18 yesterday, yet he’s already worth a shocking amount.
Trump’s worth is up for debate amid the case in New York appellate court. He’s been fined $450 million for inflating his net worth and real estate assets. His lawyers told the court it’s impossible for him to post a bond covering the full amount, meaning his properties could be seized.
Barron, who has a towering height of 6 feet 7 inches, has a close relationship with his father. Though he’s still young, some wonder if he’ll go into business or politics like his father.
One day he’ll be making money for himself, but he’s already worth a large sum due coming from his father.
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The high school student is reported to have an estimated net worth of $80 million, according to the South China Morning Post. That’s due to his mom, Melania.
Melania waited a few months to move into the White House in 2017 after becoming first lady.
She said it was for Barron to complete his year at school in New York. The Art of Her Deal by Mary Jordan said Melania actually waited to move to Washington D.C. because she was renegotiating her prenup that ensured a greater share of Trump’s wealth for Barron.
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The 18-year-old lives a lavish life having grown up in the wealthy family. It was reported he uses caviar-infused moisturizer, lives in a house with its own bowling alley and has an entire floor to himself in his parents’ penthouse.
When he was younger, he attended Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in Manhattan, which costs over $60,000. He also had a stint at the St. Andrew Episcopal School in Maryland, which has a tuition of over $49,000.
Now, he’s finishing his senior year at Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, which was founded by billionaire William Koch and costs over $34,000.