Kai Trump, President Trump’s eldest grandchild, said she credits her grandfather for her “hunger” in taking on numerous high-level challenges at once.
“Probably my grandpa,” she told Fox News’ “Fox and Friends” Thursday morning when asked where she gets her drive to simultaneously juggle college, a golf career, an apparel brand, endorsement deals and a social media presence with nearly 10 million followers.
When asked how she plans to tackle so much at once, the 19-year-old said with a laugh, “I don’t know, I’ve figured it out so far so I guess I’m just gonna keep figuring it out.”
The eldest daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump, is attending the University of Miami, where she is playing Division I golf.
She said she’s always been interested in social media – growing up watching successful YouTube stars like Jake and Logan Paul and hoping to emulate their success.
As for whether politics is in her future, Kai couldn’t have been clearer about whether that path was for her.
“Not for me. No, never,” she said emphatically.
Kai also provided an update about her mother’s ongoing battle with breast cancer, which she announced in May.
“She’s doing better. Obviously radiation takes a toll on your body, but she’s doing better and feeling better. She’s been a little tired, but yeah — she’s a fighter.”
