Tiffany Trump, the daughter of President Donald Trump, gave birth to a son. He is the commander-in-chief’s eleventh grandchild and Tiffany’s first with husband Michael Boulos.
Along with a picture of the newborn’s foot, the first daughter announced the news on social media.
“Welcome to the world our sweet baby boy, Alexander Trump Boulos,” she wrote. “We love you beyond words! Thank you for coming into our lives! 5.15.2025”
Among the commenters on the Instagram post was her mother, Marla Maples, who wrote, “No greater joy in the world🩵✨ Michael and Tiffany this Gran Mar Mar loves you all so much!! You rocked it, my girl!”
“He’s a blessing,” added Michael Boulos, whom Tiffany married in November 2022.
Grandfather Donald Trump is currently rounding out a high-stakes trip in the Middle East, but he did take a moment to speak about Tiffany’s big news.
“So we have found something that I’m very proud of. We will be heading back now, and I look forward to that. We are going back to D.C. I just had a little announcement of the beautiful grandchild, a boy, tiffany and Michael. So we are very excited about that. I look forward to that,” Trump said.
“I probably should have left yesterday, but I could not disappoint you. Your father would be extremely upset with me and you would be more upset. They had such a beautiful evening. And they planned it so beautifully, I said, I have to wait just a little bit. But the way we were treated by your family, the way we were treated by Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and others has been so I’m very proud to be representing the United States of America. Thank you all for being here. Media coach a thank you very much. Do you have been fair. Thank you very much,” Trump added.
President Trump was greeted by scores of children waving U.S. flags and doing the traditional “Al-Ayyala” hair-twirling dance when he landed in Abu Dhabi on Thursday as he continued his state visit to the Middle East.
As reporters looked on nearby, Trump expressed astonishment at the dancing and declared, “I love it!”
Trump was in the United Arab Emirates after visiting Saudi Arabia and Qatar, where he touted “tremendous” trillion-dollar deals with Middle Eastern allies.
The event was hosted by UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
Financial investments and business agreements took center stage during President Trump’s visit, The Hill reported.
The White House highlighted a $600 billion deal with Saudi Arabia. The administration also pointed to an economic agreement with Qatar, projected to exceed $243 billion in value.
The agreement with Qatar included a deal for Qatar Airways to purchase 160 aircraft from Boeing, The Hill added.
Trump also finalized a separate deal with the United Arab Emirates valued at over $200 billion. As part of the agreement, both countries pledged to deepen their cooperation on artificial intelligence. On Friday, a UAE official announced plans to construct an aluminum plant in the United States.
“I will say I did that, and everyone will say, ‘Meh.’ But somebody‘s going to be cutting a ribbon and say — well, we‘re going to be finished long before that,” Trump told reporters. “But somebody’s going to be taking the credit for this. You remember, press, this guy did it.”
White House officials aimed to use the Middle East trip to highlight business deals and financial commitments as a way to showcase the president’s efforts to strengthen the U.S. economy—especially amid concerns and uncertainty stemming from his tariff policies.
“Some of the deals, like Qatar’s record order of 210 Boeing jets and Saudi Arabia’s $142 billion arms deal with the U.S. — the largest weapons deal ever inked — will likely take decades to pan out,” CNBC added, while also noting that the sheer amounts of money pledged are equally historic.