Donald Trump: his son Barron confined "happy" in his room but frustrated
If he took time to inform Americans of the dangerousness of the coronavirus and the need to confine himself, the decried President Donald Trump did not fail to force his son Barron to take shelter. He gave his news ...
While the United States is lagging behind in the fight against the coronavirus and counts their dead and infected by the thousands, President Donald Trump has announced that, for his part, his family is safe. Asked by the press during a point at the White House, he notably mentioned his discreet son Barron. The 14-year-old is confined to his room.
Sunday April 5, 2020, during a meeting with the press in Washington, Donald Trump answered a question on confinement by referring to his son Barron, born of his marriage to the former Slovenian model Melania Trump. "He's like everyone else. He stays in his room. He's happy but not as happy as he could be. Everything is at a standstill so hey ... He would like to play sports in general. a good sportsman and he loves football [as we hear it in France, not American football, editor's note], "said the 45th President of the United States. We can guess the frustration of Barron, a real giant, not being able to take the air to stretch his legs in the gardens of the White House. The young man had taken several months before settling in the famous building, preferring to stay in New York with his mother ...
Donald Trump, who has himself tested twice negative for the coronavirus, is also the father of Donald Trump, Jr. (born December 31, 1977), Ivanka Trump (born October 30, 1981) and Eric Trump (born October 6, 1981). January 1984) from her completed marriage to Ivana Trump, as well as from Tiffany Trump (born October 13, 1993), the result of her second marriage to Marla Maples.
The divisive Republican president, who is awaiting his Democratic opponent - it will be played between Joe Biden or Bernie Sanders - for the next presidential election in November 2020, has announced that the coronavirus pandemic could kill up to 240,000 in the United States and estimated that if the balance sheet rises to that number or less, the government will have done "a good job".
