Donald Trump‘s granddaughter Kai Trump is settling into college life in style. The freshman recently gave fans a closer look at her new home. In her video, she offered a tour showing why her living space is far from the average student dorm.
Donald Trump’s granddaughter gives a tour of her University of Miami freshman home
Donald Trump’s granddaughter Kai Trump shared a YouTube video titled My College Apartment Tour! on September 5. The upload gives viewers a glimpse inside her new space as she begins her freshman year at the University of Miami.
The 19-year-old walked fans through the apartment, starting with what she called her favorite room – the kitchen. She then showed off the living area, highlighting a white couch, television, and an electric fireplace that she described as one of the coolest features of the home. The tour continued through the guest bathroom, a home office, and her main bedroom. Additionally, she revealed a spacious walk-in closet and an attached primary bathroom.
Throughout the apartment, Trump pointed out several personal touches, including framed photographs and her YouTube Creator Award. One of her favorite pictures featured her playing golf with her grandfather, President Donald Trump, reflecting the sport that continues to play a major role in her life.
While showing off the apartment, Kai admitted she feels “very, very lucky” to have the space as a freshman. She said it’s nice to return home after long days on the golf course and enjoy some quiet time in her own place.
The college golfer also shared an update on life outside the apartment. She revealed that her first golf tournament was approaching. In addition, she plans to document more behind-the-scenes moments from competitions in future videos.
Trump added that she has quickly bonded with her teammates and praised her coaches, saying she loves being at the University of Miami. Calling it “the place to be,” she said she is happy with her decision. Looking ahead, she is excited to share more of her college journey as she balances academics, golf, and life on her own.
