A Fox News contributor made lewd comments about Barron Trump's love life.
Kennedy, an anonymous contributor to right-wing channels, wrote in the Daily Mail on Wednesday about gossip she had heard about her 19-year-old eldest son, who is in his second year at New York University.
“My college-aged daughters had many friends who went to school with Barron, and they kept me informed of his reputation,” Kennedy wrote. “Some of these gossipers said he was 'weird,' others claimed he was 'quiet.'”
Kennedy added that Trump was “vilified” on the dating app Tea, which allows women to consult with other women about men they are dating or might date.
“Poor Barron is up there, I've seen his profile,” Kennedy claimed. “Look at this comment: 'Messy, hit me in the face, definitely dl, ran by, got chopped.'”
Kennedy later quoted a “Gen Z translator” explaining: “Barron was a dramatic guy who played deaf and disrespectful. He wanted to keep our union a secret because we had sex, but I never heard from him again. He was unattractive.”
The person who made the comment was anonymous, Kennedy wrote, adding that she believed they “probably never met him.”
“But it's a testament to what he has to deal with every damn day,” she continued.
“No wonder,” Kennedy added, Trump was reportedly taking NYU classes in Washington, D.C., while living in the White House.
Barron Trump has largely stayed out of the spotlight since his father took office in January. Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
The White House did not immediately respond to The Daily Beast's request for comment.
Melania Trump acknowledged last year that it would be difficult for her son to have a normal time in school, especially since his father would soon be president again.
“I don't think he's going to be a regular student. His experience in college is very different than other kids,” she told “Fox & Friends” in December.
This applied to a recent evening in New York. At Trump Tower, Barron reportedly closed an entire floor of the building on one date — a move said to be entirely for safety reasons.
Trump reportedly suggested that his father's 2024 campaign should appear on podcasts rather than give interviews to traditional media. The president's former social media producer proposed to him this week that he join TikTok's board of directors. He has yet to respond publicly.