Donald Trump confirms that wife Melania and son Barron will stay in New York after the presidential

Donald Trump confirms that wife Melania and son Barron will stay in New York after the presidential Donald Trump affirms that spouse Melania and child Barron will remain in New York after the presidential introduction President-elect Donald Trump affirmed Sunday that future first woman Melania Trump and their 10-year-old child, Barron, will stay in New York after he gets to be president, as initially reported in the New York Post. At the point when gotten some information about the family's movement arranges post introduction Trump, 70, told journalists that he would instantly sink into the official chateau and that Mrs. Trump and his most youthful child, a fourth grader at a Manhattan private academy, would move "soon. After he's done with school," as indicated by McClatchy White House Correspondent Anita Kumar. Trump move representative Jason Miller affirmed that there was "clearly an affectability to hauling out a 10-year-old amidst the school year." "The crusade has been troublesome for Barron, and she is truly planning to keep interruption to a base," a unidentified individual "near Trump's move group" told the New York Post in an article distributed online early Sunday. Melania Trump's choice to not to live in the White House, at any rate for the time being, seems exceptional. About each first woman has taken up living arrangement there. As indicated by the White House Historical Association, George Washington and his significant other, Martha Washington, did not live in the White House since it hadn't been fabricated yet. Likewise, first woman Anna Harrison, whose spouse, William Henry Harrison, was the ninth president of the United States, never moved into the official house since her significant other passed on one month after his swearing-in.