Kai Trump, 19, showed off her cool, casual style in a recent Instagram photo dump.
Last week, one photo in her Instagram carousel showed president Donald Trump‘s granddaughter attending a basketball game with a friend. She wore a tiny white cropped tank top paired with baggy forest-green camouflage trousers. She accessorized with a gold watch and subtle makeup, wearing her hair down in a center part. The two posed together with a view of the basketball court behind them.
In other photos, the YouTuber had fun with her group of friends while wearing a neon-colored wig. In what appeared to be a Halloween costume, she also sported a black strappy dress, a lace cat-eye-style mask, and fake blood splattered across her chest.
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Kai Trump Shares Instagram Photo Dump
The photo dump also included selfies with friends, mirror selfies, and a glimpse of her already-decorated Christmas tree.
“Christmas tree was up before Halloween,” she captioned the post.
In other news, Kai recently shut down rumors that she is dating University of Miami kicker and sophomore Jake Weinberg, clarifying that the two are just friends.
A representative for the 19-year-old daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump confirmed the news to TMZ on November 2, following online speculation and reports that the pair had been spotted together, including at a restaurant in Palm Beach.
Kai Trump Recently Addressed Dating Rumors
According to reports, both Kai and Weinberg attend the University of Miami, where she is a freshman member of the women's golf team and he plays kicker for the football team. Before transferring to Miami, Weinberg spent two seasons at Florida State University.
Kai has previously opened up about how “awkward” dating can be when she has Secret Service agents accompanying her.
“To be honest, it’s really awkward when you’re… going on a date with a guy and they’re two tables behind you. It’s a little weird,” she said during a January episode on Logan Paul's podcast.
“I try my best to not let it bother me and I think I’ve learned, especially the past year now … to [know] yes, they’re following me, but also focus and pretend like they’re not there,” she added.
