Will First Lady Melania Trump Move Into The White House With Son Barron?

The White House will officially be welcoming its long-awaited guests this summer, according to a report Friday.

TMZ reported that Melania and Barron Trump will be moving to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. this June, the tabloid announced. Sources told the outlet that the pair would be “absolutely moving after the school year.”

Following President Trump’s inauguration, it was revealed that the first lady and her son would likely be moving into the presidential home once the school year concluded for Barron. Some reports claimed that the mother and son would be staying on in New York City, indefinitely.

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“They will reevaluate toward the end of the school year if they will keep this arrangement or if Melania and Baron will move to Washington,” one source close to the family told Us Weekly in February. “They could go either way right now. They will ultimately do what’s best for Barron.”

Barron, 10, currently attends Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School, an elite private school on the Upper West Side. Melania wanted him to complete his school term before moving him from their Manhattan home to Washington, D.C. Tuition at Columbia costs roughly $45,000 a year.

“At that age, it’s hard to explain to them,” Mrs. Trump had told Us Weekly about pulling Barron out of school to move to Washington, D.C.

TMZ added that the White House staff is reportedly preparing the palatial residence for Melania’s arrival by adding a fresh coat of paint to the quarters she will be living in.

Mrs. Trump has mostly stayed out of the public eye since Inauguration Day. She recently hosted a White House luncheon to mark International Women’s Day.