First Lady of the United States Melania Trump recently opened up about her family’s struggles following assassination attempts on President Donald Trump, this in her new documentary ‘Melania,’ which was released in theaters on January 30.
In the documentary, Melania said that her son Barron Trump "will not go out of the car" due to feeling the need for security and over fears following the assassination attempts on his father’s life, the latest of which occurred in July 2024.
Indeed, one can imagine that being the child of the President of the United States isn't exactly an easy role. Yet the children in the first families have no other option. Having a parent who's the leader of one of the most powerful countries in the world surely comes with its benefits, but being in the spotlight also comes with a lot of pressure and public scrutiny. Just think about all the comments that have been made about Sasha and Malia Obama, Chelsea Clinton, and Barron Trump.
Besides the fact that these children grow up hypervigilant about the environment around them and learn to cope in their own ways, there are also special rules in place they must follow due to their status. Click on to discover some of the rules the president's children are expected to follow.