Melania Trump Spotted with Son Barron, Luggage, Leaving Trump Tower

Former First Lady Melania Trump and her son Barron were seen leaving Trump Tower with piles of luggage, marking her first public appearance since her husband’s conviction in the Manhattan hush money trial last week.

Dressed in a chic gold-brown jumpsuit and clutching a matching purse, Melania kept her head down as she exited the Midtown skyscraper and entered a bulletproof Secret Service SUV. Barron, now 18, followed behind her in a blue suit and white shirt, opting to forgo a necktie.

The duo was accompanied by at least seven Louis Vuitton luggage bags and several garment totes emblazoned with Barron’s initials, all loaded into the black SUV. The vehicle then headed toward New Jersey, where the family owns an estate in Bedminster, described as a “haven.”

This outing is the first time Melania has been seen in nearly two weeks. She has reportedly been staying in her lavish penthouse since May 23, around the time of her husband’s conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election.

The family’s SUV was headed towards their Bedminster, New Jersey home. Probe-Media for NY Post

Former President Donald Trump commented over the weekend that Melania and Barron have been suffering more than him in the days following the guilty verdict, which Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg delivered. “I think in many ways it’s tougher on them than it is on me,” said Trump, 77, suggesting that the trial was orchestrated by “bad people” to “create havoc.”

Trump also noted that the constant speculation about an affair with Daniels, which he denies, has mainly affected his wife.

A staff member loaded Louis Vuitton’s luggage into the car. Probe-Media for NY Post

They also packed up multiple garment bags. Probe-Media for NY Post

They also packed up multiple garment bags. Probe-Media for NY Post

Barron Trump recently graduated from Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17. Former President Trump was permitted to attend the ceremony by trial judge Juan Merchan.

“He’s tall, good-looking, an outstanding student,” Trump said on “Fox & Friends Weekend.” “He’s applied to colleges and gets into everywhere he goes? He’s very sought-after from that standpoint. He’s a brilliant guy.”