JUST IN:Barron Trump’s alleged ex-girlfriend breaks silence on why their relationship ended…

Barron Trump’s alleged former girlfriend has dished the dirt on why their relationship came to an end, with many online eagerly following the romantic saga.

The supposed ex-girlfriend of Donald and Melania Trump’s youngest son appears to have no issue sharing details about her past relationship with him, as she recently took to TikTok to spill the beans.

The user, who goes by @Maddatitude, stated in a 2020 post on the social media platform that she and Barron were both students at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School, where he was her first boyfriend.

In a now-removed comment, she hinted that their relationship ended when Barron relocated to Florida to attend the esteemed Oxbridge Academy.

Regrettably, that’s about all the information @Maddatitude offered about her time with Barron, although she did mention that he is a sweet guy when questioned by other users. When pushed for more specifics, @Maddatitude pledged to make a follow-up video, but it seems to have been taken down since then.

Barron has become somewhat of a cult icon

Some users have cast doubt on the veracity of her story due to the lack of detailed information she provided, aside from describing Barron as a nice boy.

However, she did share photos from a White House field trip organised by Barron for their grade, including a snapshot of them together in some school photos.

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Users also pointed out that @Maddatitude appeared to be surprisingly confused about Donald Trump for someone who supposedly dated his son. This came after she posted a query asking why he was at her Grade 5 graduation.

The fifth grade is allegedly when she was dating Barron, which makes her bewilderment hard to understand given the situation.

There were also comments from individuals claiming to have been schoolmates with @Maddatude and Barron, correcting her by saying it was actually their fourth-grade graduation.

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