Some might argue that the POTUS has quite a large family, having five children from three different marriages: Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric Trump with Ivana Trump; Tiffany Trump with Marla Maples; and his youngest, Barron, with his third wife, Melania Trump.
From these children, he has a total of 11 grandchildren.
Don Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa have five kids, his daughter Ivanka and her spouse Jared Kushner have three, son Eric and his wife Lara have two, and his daughter Tiffany and her husband Michael Boulos have one.
Trump is truly surrounded by an abundance of love, and he shares a special bond with his oldest grandchild, Kai Trump.
She frequently enjoys playing golf with her grandfather and dreams of becoming a professional golfer.
In a recent interview, Kai mentioned: “It’s just like having a regular grandpa.
“I wouldn’t say there’s anything unusual about it.
“We have some really close [golf] matches.”
However, it’s another grandchild who has caused a stir among online users.
Spencer Trump, Kai’s younger sibling, is the one who has everyone buzzing.
Their father, Donald Trump Jr., shared a photo of the two to celebrate Spencer’s 13th birthday, but it appears that many people were not very impressed.
The 47-year-old wrote in the caption: “Happy birthday to the smallest of my little men.
“Spencer, I can’t believe you’re already 13, and I hope you have an amazing day, buddy.
“I love you dearly. I’m looking forward to spending more time outdoors with you. You make me incredibly proud.”
While numerous MAGA supporters sent their birthday wishes to Spencer, others quickly highlighted a controversial aspect of the picture.
One person remarked: “Not even 13 and you placed a gun in his hands.
“Absolutely disturbing. There’s no justification for a young man today to hunt an animal for sustenance.”
Another individual commented: “You’re a pathetic excuse for a human – only satisfied when you’re taking the lives of innocent animals.”
Three of the images shared for his birthday featured the 13-year-old with a hunting rifle.
And this isn’t the first occasion that Don Jr. has faced criticism for hunting wildlife.
In 2019, the BBC revealed that his hunting expedition to Mongolia reportedly cost US taxpayers more than $75,000 (£59,000).
