Melania Trump Addresses Barron's Bullying Over Autism Rumors in New Memoir
The former first lady reveals the impact of false autism claims on her son and her subsequent advocacy for children's welfare.
- Melania Trump discusses the bullying her son Barron faced due to false autism rumors initiated by Rosie O'Donnell in her upcoming memoir.
- The rumors began in 2016 when O'Donnell tweeted a video suggesting Barron exhibited signs of autism, which Melania vehemently denies.
- Melania claims the incident fueled her 'Be Best' campaign, focusing on child welfare and online bullying during her time as First Lady.
- Despite O'Donnell's apology, Melania expresses ongoing anger, stating no apology can undo the harm caused to Barron.
- Barron, now 18, is a student at New York University's Stern School of Business and has maintained a private life despite past controversies.