Melania Trump wrote a lot about her son Barron in her memoir.

Donald Trump’s youngest son Baron Trump was denied a new bank account in the weeks after the 2021 Capitol riots, his mother Melania wrote in her memoir, without mentioning the riot. She wrote that Barron was unable to open the account at a bank she wanted in the weeks after the Trumps left the White House in early 2021. “I was shocked and dismayed to hear that my old bank decided to close my account and deny my son the opportunity to open a new one,” Melania wrote.
“This decision appeared to be rooted in political discrimination, raising serious concerns about civil rights violations,” Melania wrote, without naming the bank.
She went on to write extensively about the “cancel culture poison” his family experienced after the January 6 Capitol riots. “The ‘cancel mob’ now includes corporations, traditional media, influential social media figures and cultural institutions,” Melania wrote. “This discouraging trend reflects the current sociopolitical landscape in the United States.”
“The cancellation continues – an attitude from companies both large and small that never ceases to amaze me,” she added.
“It is ironic that my business acumen is being criticized while other former government officials are being praised for similar efforts, such as multi-million dollar security media deals. This disparity can only be explained by prejudices related to my surname and political beliefs.”
18-year-old Barron Trump gets a lot of attention and now that he has started studying at New York University, there is a lot of curiosity about Barron. Melania revealed on Fox News that Barron was doing well, doing well and enjoying being back in New York City. Barron does not stay on campus as it is very close to the Trump residence in New York.
In her book, Melania also revealed how Barron was bullied when he was just 10 years old after a post on X claimed he was autistic.