Donald Trump will parent when Barron is 21
Donald Trump made an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman on Friday and discussed his son, Barron William, who turned 1 last week, with wife Melania, and why he’s going to wait another 20 years before being a hands-on dad. Asked if he performs fatherly duties or just walks around saying, "Daddy’s wealthy," Donald replies,
Barron has a great mother who really takes care of him – the diapers, the whole thing, but she takes care of this child so beautifully and I figure I’ll take over when he’s 21 and he comes to work for me. Now I don’t know how I’m going to be when he’s 21.
The business mogul, 60, says that while Barron makes him feel young and he and Dave, 59, who has a 3-year-old son, Harry Joseph, have no choice but to feel young because of their sons, he does often think about raising a child later in life.
How do you feel when you or I go to school, let’s say in 10, 12 years to see the teachers? And we’re slightly older and you have the other fathers who are 25 and we’re going to be a little older, but that’s okay.
Donald also briefly mentions the Miss USA pageant and its host Nancy O’Dell, who is 6 1/2 months pregnant with her first child (Donald mistakenly says she’s 8 months along). There were rumors that Donald wanted to oust Nancy from her hosting post because he didn’t like the way pregnant women look, but he says she did a great job and looked "really fantastic."
There’s an old school when you’re pregnant, you go home and have the baby and then the modern school is when you are pregnant, you’re allowed to work until about three minutes before you have the baby, so of course I’m very much from the new school and I love that she was pregnant.
















