Trump's son reportedly received dating advice from Andrew Tate

Donald Trump's 19-year-old son reportedly spoke with Andrew Tate and an associate about dating and social guidance

Barron Trump, the 19-year-old son of former President Donald Trump, reportedly sought dating advice from Andrew Tate and one of his associates.

According to Justin Waller, Barron admired Tate and spoke with him over Zoom last year. Waller, who described himself as trying to act as a “big brother” to Barron, told The New York Times that he provided some dating guidance to the president’s youngest son.

Waller added that Barron is “not a bad ally to have — let’s be frank” and noted that he attended a large dinner at Mar-a-Lago hosted by Barron, where the young Trump spoke with various influencers and creators about his father’s 2024 presidential election campaign.

Barron reportedly played a role in advising his father on podcast appearances to reach target audiences. Jason Miller, a Trump advisor, stated, “Barron has been very involved in selecting or recommending. I should say, a number of the podcasts that we should do. I got to tell you, hats off to the young man. Every single recommendation he’s had has turned out to be absolute ratings gold that’s broken the internet. He’s done a great job,” according to Independent UK.

Tate also claimed to have communicated with Barron following reports of an assassination attempt on President Trump. He told reporters, “I’m very close to the Trump family. I look forward to, once I am free, being with Donald Trump in person, and reminding him that he’s a bulletproof badass.”

Barron has reportedly shown interest in other public figures, including Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. On November 18, Ronaldo and his fiancée, Georgina Rodríguez, attended a White House dinner hosted by President Trump, who praised the footballer during the event.

The interactions between Barron Trump and Andrew Tate have drawn attention as part of the young Trump’s engagement with social figures and his advisory role in his father’s media strategy during the 2024 election campaign.