Donald Trump’s son Barron supports Melania in new photos

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8 Jul, 2021 04:34 AM3 minutes to read

Former US First Lady Melania Trump and son Barron Trump leave the Trump Tower in Manhattan today. Photo / Getty Images

Donald Trump’s son hit new heights – literally – as images of his departure from the Trump Tower with his mother revealed.

Barron Trump was seen raging over Melania this week, as the mother and son were photographed leaving the New York address where the former first family stayed while in the city.

The photos show Barron, 16, walking next to his mother and carrying his Louis Vuitton bag, while Melania was carrying a $ 15,000 black Hermes Birkin bag.

Former US First Lady Melania Trump and son Barron Trump leave the Trump Tower in Manhattan today. Photo / Getty Images

Last month, former president Donald Trump said at a crowd at a North Carolina GOP convention that Barron was now 6 feet 7 inches (2.06m) tall.

Donald is expected to be 6 feet 3 inches (1.90m), while Melania, a former model, stands at 5 feet 11 inches (1.80m).

Barron is notoriously embarrassed on camera, with his family protecting him from public scrutiny while he lives in the White House. He has rarely been seen in public this year since returning to the Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.

In a post in October, Melania revealed that her son contracted Covid-19, as his parents did last year.

Regarding his father, recent reports claimed that Donald would move to Bedminster, New Jersey, to establish his new political and fundraising activities. It’s not clear if Melania and Barron will join him.

Donald, Barron and Melania Trump were walking on the South Lawn of the White House in August of last year. Photo / Getty ImagesBarron Trump with his family in August last year. Photo / Getty ImagesBarron with his parents in 2016. Photo / Getty Images

Meanwhile, the former president has filed lawsuits against three of the largest tech companies in the country, claiming he and other conservatives were wrongly censored. But legal experts say the lawsuits are more likely to fail, given existing and existing legal protections.

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Trump announced the action against Google’s Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, along with companies Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey and Sundar Pichai, at a press conference Wednesday in New Jersey, where he demanded that his accounts be restored.

Trump has been suspended from the platforms since January, when his followers violently stormed the Capitol building, trying to block Congress from confirming Joe Biden’s presidential win. The companies cited concerns that Trump would incite more violence and kept him locked up. All three declined comment on Wednesday.

“We ask the U.S. District Court for the South Florida District to order an immediate halt to the illegal, embarrassing censorship of social media companies on American citizens,” Trump said of the filing. “We’re accountable to big tech.”

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