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Tiffany Trump Shares First Photo of Baby Son's Face & People Are Saying the Same Thing
Tiffany Trump Shares First Photo of Baby Son's Face & People Are Saying the Same Thing originally appeared on Parade.
shared the first photo of her and husband Michael Boulos' baby son, and people think he's a spitting image of .
On May 15, Tiffany, 31, welcomed her first child—a son she named Alexander Trump Boulos. The new mom announced the big news via Instagram with a black-and-white snapshot of the newborn's foot.
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"Welcome to the world our sweet baby boy," the daughter of the POTUS and his ex-wife, Marla Maples, captioned the update. "We love you beyond words! Thank you for coming into our lives!"
On July 3, Tiffany returned to Instagram to reveal the first peek at baby Alexander's sweet face, writing, "The love of our lives, ATB 🧸."
In the featured image, the new mom held her son with his head resting on her shoulder. Alexander faced the camera with his blue eyes and mouth open. Several other pictures showed Tiffany and Boulous with their baby boy and the newborn fast asleep in solo shots.
Many folks in the comments couldn't get over how much Alexander looked like his politician grandpa.
One Instagram user declared, "The spitting image of his grandfather, Mr. President❤️❤️❤️."
Another wrote, "Actually looks like Trump too! He has strong genes because all his kids look like him!"
Someone else agreed, sharing, "Omg! What a precious and blessed little angel 👼 looks like grandpa!! And like the little Caroline!"
A different follower commented, "His beautiful blue eyes remind me so much of your dad's shape. Precious baby 💙💙💙."
Meanwhile, yet another Instagram user exclaimed, "He look like Grampa Trump! ❤️."
Baby Alexander is Donald's 11th grandchild.
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Tiffany Trump Shares First Photo of Baby Son's Face & People Are Saying the Same Thing first appeared on Parade on Jul 3, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 3, 2025, where it first appeared.
