Donald Trump Family Members: Donald Trump is going to take oath as the President of America on Monday. His family will likely interfere less in White House operations in his second term than in his first, but some family members will continue to oversee his political work as informal advisers. Know here which family members the world will keep an eye on the most during the Trump government.
Melania Trump
Melania met Trump at a party in 1998 and married him in 2005. She is returning to the White House as the first lady. This will be different from Trump’s first term, because during the last term his wife did not live with him in the White House for several months. Actually, his son Barron was 10 years old at that time and he was studying in school in New York. When she eventually moved into the White House, she took on traditional first lady duties. Took charge of the state dinner and also launched a campaign against online bullying. She has always been her own boss. She is rarely seen with her husband even in rallies and other programs.
Donald Trump Jr
Trump’s eldest son Donald Trump Jr. is also known as Don Jr. His “Trigger” podcast is influential among the president-elect’s most ardent supporters and is said to have played a role in the selection of J.D. Vance as Vice President, but Don Jr., 47, is reportedly serving as executive vice president of the Trump Organization. Plans to leave official White House role to continue his job. Trump Jr. and former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle have reportedly broken off their engagement after six years of dating, but she will remain in the “family business” as ambassador to Greece.
Ivanka Trump
Trump’s eldest daughter Ivanka Trump has largely stayed away from politics after leaving the White House. He worked as his father’s top advisor during Trump’s first term. “The main reason I’m not going back to serving now is because I know the price, and that’s the price I’m willing to pay for myself,” the 43-year-old mother of three told Ivanka on “Him & Her.” “I am not ready to take it from the children.”
Eric Trump
Trump’s second son, Eric Trump, 41, oversaw his father’s real-estate portfolio during his father’s first term as executive vice chairman of the Trump Organization, like his older brother. Like Don Jr., he has also served as an informal advisor to the President-elect. Often appears in rallies and defends them. He is expected to continue in both these roles. His wife Lara Trump is a pop singer. He stepped down as co-chairman of the Republican National Committee last year.
Tiffany Trump
Tiffany Trump, 31, was largely out of the spotlight during her father’s first term, only occasionally appearing in public with him. The Georgetown University law graduate participated in some campaign events. He is Trump’s only child from his marriage to Marla Maples. She is reportedly expecting a child and plans to stay away from politics.
Barron Trump
Melania Trump was at pains to shield her son Barron from the scrutiny of the press during her husband’s first term, but now he is 18 and starting to forge his own political path. Barron has figured prominently in the President-elect’s 2024 campaign. In an August interview with high-profile YouTuber Aiden Ross, the president-elect shared that Barron had asked him to appear on the channel as a guest. She said, “Dad, he’s really big.” The six feet seven inches tall teenager is currently studying at New York University.
What will the son-in-law do?
Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, like his wife Ivanka, was a senior White House advisor during Trump’s first term. He established relations with Middle Eastern leaders by brokering the Abraham Accords. He is not expected to rejoin the Trump administration, but CNN reported that he will serve as an informal adviser to the president on Middle Eastern affairs. Her father Charles Kushner, a pardoned criminal, and Tiffany’s father-in-law Massad Boulos will have formal roles as ambassador to France and Middle East adviser, respectively.
