A “friend” by Barron Trump has been revealed by a “friend”.
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The Daily Mail revealed as Step It often spends their time during lunch. The departure reported that while the school cafe, Oxbridge Academy, was full of various different cuisine, Barron often chose not to eat lunch at all. “It was a buffet style,” said a Barron friend. “They had American food, Asian food and Indian.”
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“There was a salad bar, a fruit bar, special holidays would be steak,” the friend added.
The friend said that Barron would sit with his friends, but he would not eat with them.
“Barron always went to lunch room to sit with his friends, but he never ate a lunch. He never specifically said why, only he was waiting until he got home to eat. It was a bit unusual.”
President Trump told The Telegraph that Barron enjoyed the cooked meals at Melania’s mother’s house, his grandmother, Amalija Knavs, who spent 78 years in January 2024.
“Boy, took care of Barron,” Donald Trump He told the telegraph. “This was so high, he just ate his food.”
Melania Trump described his mother’s kitchen, calling his “passion”.
“With his passion for cooking, he transported all the dishes, which he commissioned with his species from his garden, to new heights,” said Melania.
“I am fortunate that he taught me many of his secrets how to create the delights of the signature.”
Kaya Walker, the former President of the Nyu College Republicans, told Vanity Fair that Barron Trump was a “strangeness”.
“It’s like a strangeness on the campus,” Vanity Fair told Vanity. “He goes to class, he goes home.”
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Walker recalled an age when a Nyu teacher said that Barron “does not really belong here”, because he believed he had an “experienced hard school” seemed to be “alone”.
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