Kai Trump is a college freshman at the University of Miami.
Most college freshmen, especially those attending school on South Beach, will be partying – a lot. It’s part of the college experience. You want to do it safely, of course. But dorm parties, house parties, frat parties, etc. are all part of college life.
But will Kai Trump, the granddaughter of U.S. President Donald J. Trump, be attending college parties during her first year on campus?
It doesn’t sound like it.
Kai Trump, who is playing golf at the University of Miami, announced that she’s prioritizing college golf and her studies over partying. The college parties will have to wait for Don Jr. and Vanessa Trump’s oldest daughter.
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Kai Trump announced her decision on ‘partying’
Kai Trump announced that she’ll prioritize golf and studies over partying – for now, at least.
“College life is fun. When you’re a student athlete, that makes it hard to be honest with you,” she said.
“I wake up every day at like 5:00am and then I don’t normally go to sleep until like 10:30.”
“I feel like I haven’t really explored Miami yet because I’m so busy with the golf and stuff like that. I’m here for golf. I’m not here to party in Miami so I guess it’s okay.”
It’s a mature mindset to have, especially for a college freshman.
Of course, it might be hard for the granddaughter of President Trump to fully experience college party life, but it sounds like Kai Trump has little interest in doing that right now, anyway.
The first-year Miami Hurricanes golfer will look to succeed on the course and in the classroom before she pursues any partying.