A newly resurfaced video has revealed a sweet moment between Donald Trump, his wife Melania Trump and their son Barron Trump. In a 2006 clip on The Apprentice, the family is seen sharing an adorable moment together.
What does the video show?
The vintage clip was aired before the opening credits of a season premiere for the show. As the video starts, Trump is seen seated in a white Rolls Royce Corniche convertible in the driveway of an oceanside estate. He then emerges from the car, donning dark-colored, gold-accented shades, while Melania descends a set of stairs in a beautiful pink blouse and matching silk head scarf, cradling baby Barron, wrapped in a blanket, in her arms. Barron appears to be just a few months old.
As Trump approaches his family, greeting Melania with a “hi, honey,” she tells little Barron, “Daddy’s coming home! Say ‘hi, daddy!'”
Melania then welcomes Trump, saying, “Hello, honey, welcome home,” as she leans in for a kiss on the lips. The video then shows Trump and Melania walking and talking, and then stopping so Trump could address the camera.
“After a 14-week job interview, only one candidate will remain. Who will succeed? Who will fail? And who will be The Apprentice?” he says, before the music swells and the video concludes.
{{/usCountry}}“After a 14-week job interview, only one candidate will remain. Who will succeed? Who will fail? And who will be The Apprentice?” he says, before the music swells and the video concludes.
{{/usCountry}}Barron is now 18, and is believed to have helped his dad reach the coveted under-30 demographic by helping him choose popular podcasts to appear on before his election victory. In fact, Barron is now reportedly even preparing to launch a luxury real estate venture with two young business partners. Barron’s co-founder, Cameron Roxburgh, revealed that the company had previously been paused to avoid election-related media attention, and is now set to launch in spring 2025. It will focus on high-end real estate projects, including golf courses and properties in Utah, Arizona and Idaho.