Barron Trump Celebrates His Fifth Birthday!

As rich as Trump is, it’s refreshing to read his kid had something as normal as chicken nuggets at his party. I’m not a fan of Trump, but he seems to have done a great job with his older kids.

That cake is awesome.

That cake is unbelievable!! Wish I could get something like that for my kids’ birthday. Wow. And I agree with Tess, nice to see the chicken nuggets, and that Trump ate them too.

What a handsome boy, but then he’s been beautiful since day one. Anything I’ve ever seen or read about Melania is always favorable – she seems very normal and down to earth so hopefully is raising her boy that way.

Barron Hilton Sr. had two r’s in his name (it was his mother’s maiden name). Baron Hilton, Paris’ Hilton’s brother, has only has one r. (wiki!)

They aren’t very original.. this party sounds identical to his 4th birthday party! http://celebritybabies.people.com/2010/03/25/inside-barron-trumps-intrepid-fourth-birthday-party/ :)

I wonder if they’ll have another child since she’s young enough and maybe she wants one more baby and would like Barron to have a sibling.

i realise that in other languages it wouldn’t have this connotation (and i assumed it came from the aristocratic title, i also find that a little weird, imagine a kid called Lady or Duchess or Lord). like i said, this is just my opinion i am not saying they should have named their kid anything different, it’s entirely up to them (i know how easily people can get defensive when we discuss names). to me it just sounds like barren – makes me think of a woman who can’t have children, or barren land…. it just sounds very odd and i can’t imagine ever calling someone that…
but anyway, as long as they’re happy…

Paris’s younger brothers name also has two R’s. They are not a jr and sr, since it’s the grandfather and grandson, they are Barron I and Barron II

@ Jillian – you’re right, both have two R’s.
@ David – hilarious and so right! hehe

In fact, “Barron” is a status name from Middle English barron. A baron in Scotland was a member of a class of minor landowners who had a certain degree of jurisdiction over the local populace living in his barony. It’s also of Norman origin: from an Old French personal name “Baro”. I read somewhere that Donald wanted to name one of his other sons but Ivana nixed that. I like the name – it’s strong, different, and totally unique for a young boy and eventual man. Happy Birthday, Barron! I hope you get a sibling sometime soon.

Well, I’d say that the fact that his 5th birthday party is so similar to his 4th indicates that Barron has had a part in planning it, and that he still likes the same thing. Kid’s obsessions sometimes last a very long time, if my my niece could have chosen any theme in the world, I’d bet that she would have had Julius themed parties for three years running.

Isn’t his wife pregnant again?

Cake is sick

I would have imagined a fun and whimsical cake too, kind of boring. The family looks great and hope he had a wonderful birthday.

Because it couldn’t be that Barron requested a cake that looked like his fathers jet? (Which probably has Trump written all over it)

Anonymous? What’s wrong with Barron’s shoes, they are just normal dress shoes. Plenty of people, children and adults alike have dress shoes.

Mib, “Because it couldn’t be that Barron requested a cake that looked like his fathers jet? (Which probably has Trump written all over it)”

It could be….but it is of the opinion that it is ugly.

Yes, the name is relatively rare. But I like it, and with the 2 Rs.