Although President Trump insists he is “not a king,” he oversees a global corporate empire focused on continuously expanding the Trump brand, actively involving his “royal” family. Never in U.S. history have a president’s business interests been so openly and directly connected to government affairs under his influence.

A Forbes wealth profile states that Trump "has presided over the most lucrative presidency in American history,” estimating a net worth increase from $2.3 billion in 2024 to $5.1 billion. Forbes also reports his total net worth as $7.1 billion.

Let’s review how the Trump Family Empire is enriching itself from presidential policies and access, starting with the youngest members.

Kia Trump, age 18: The president’s oldest grandchild, a high school senior and talented golfer, has skillfully branded herself and turned the Trump name into a "KT" monogrammed sweatshirt line. Priced at a steep $130, Kia (Don Jr.’s daughter) wore the sweatshirt while attending the prestigious Ryder Cup with “grandpa,” earning priceless free advertising.

Barron Trump, age 19: The only child of Trump and first lady Melania is an New York University college student who has earned $150 million through World Liberty Financial, his family’s cryptocurrency venture. (More on that below.)

The most consequential long-term reports suggest that Barron might be appointed to TikTok's board. But first, the complicated deal must close, transferring ownership from Chinese company ByteDance to a group of American billionaires (Trump allies) and global investors. Watch for these strategic developments, which could position Barron as a power player while boosting the Trump Family Empire.

Eric Trump, age 41: He is the youngest of Trump's three children born to Ivana Trump. During his father’s second term, Eric became a

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