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Kai Trump secures over $1 million in deals before heading to University of Miami

Kai Trump secures over $1 million in deals before heading to University of Miami

Independent18-07-2025
Kai Trump, President Donald Trump 's eldest grandchild, has secured Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals valued at over $1 million.
The 18-year-old, who is set to join the University of Miami 's golf team, has signed agreements with Accelerator Active Energy, Leaf Trading Cards, and TaylorMade Golf.
Her substantial social media following, exceeding six million across various platforms, has been key to her securing these lucrative endorsements.
Kai's NIL valuation of at least $1.2 million positions her among the top-earning female student-athletes.
She has stated her intention to pursue a professional golf career following her college education.
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