This is Tiffany, the Trump furthest from the media spotlight
Directly involved in business and in the political career of his father, Donald Trump's children live today in the spotlight. The exception is Tiffany, the youngest daughter of the tycoon and the great unknown of the clan.
As a result of Trump's second marriage to actress Marla Maples, Tiffany is the only one of the adult children of the president-elect of the United States who remains outside the efforts of her father.
Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump - the three oldest, born from the mogul's first marriage - play a prominent and public role in the transition process in the White House.
The situation has even generated complaints about a possible conflict of interest, since they are also destined to manage their father's businesses once he assumes the presidency. The youngest son, Barron, 10, also lives the day-to-day life of the president-elect, residing with him and his mother, Melania, in Trump Tower.
Meanwhile, little has been heard since the election of Tiffany, who had also gone unnoticed during the election campaign. 23 years old and graduated this summer from the University of Pennsylvania, the young woman herself had very sporadic appearances in the endless process that brought Trump to the White House.
She was hardly seen at her father's rallies or election announcements, and when Fox News dedicated an hour-long special to the family this summer, Tiffany was only mentioned in passing. Her brief moment of prominence came in July, at the Republican convention, when she was one of those in charge of presenting Trump to thousands of people. But from there, she returned to the background. What is unclear is whether her decision is his or that of her powerful father and her advisers.
The New York Times gave her a full profile last October, for which the Trump campaign did not allow her to be interviewed. The author, on the other hand, did have access to Ivanka or Trump himself to talk about Tiffany.
Active in social networks
Away from the media, the image that the world has of the young woman is the one she projects through social networks, especially her active profile on her Instagram, which has more than half a million followers.
There, although much more restrained in recent months, Tiffany shares snapshots of a glamorous life, full of travel, parties and wealthy friends.
In her gang there are other names with tradition such as Kyra Kennedy (daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.), Gaia Matisse (great-granddaughter of the French painter) or Barron Hilton (brother of Paris and descendant of the family of hoteliers).
They are the 'Rich Kids of Instagram' or, as the Times called them with great success, the Snap Pack, for their love of Snapchat and in reference to other iconic groups of celebrities: the Rat Pack led by Frank Sinatra and the Brat Pack of Emilio Estevez and company.
The group revolves around fashion designer Andrew Warren, for whom Tiffany Trump has modeled. The young woman has also done her first steps in music, with a single released with only 17 years that passed without pain or glory. Of that, she told Oprah Winfrey that she was open to the possibility of a career in the music world, something that has not yet crystallized.
Tiffany grew up in Los Angeles with her mother, although she always kept in touch with her father, and she followed in her footsteps by choosing the University of Pennsylvania for her studies.
This year she completed her graduate degree in sociology and urban studies there and, after a couple of internships, everything indicates that she plans to continue expanding her training, perhaps at the prestigious Harvard Law School, which she recently visited. .
Her friends, consulted by various media, describe Tiffany as a hard-working person with her feet on the ground, who knows how to value the luck she has with her high standard of living.
Something that, surely, has the merit of her for someone who bears the name of the most famous diamond store in New York, in memory of a real estate operation of her billionaire father.
