The social circle of Donald Trump‘s son Barron is under the spotlight following revelations in a new Netflix documentary. The 19-year-old has been linked to Justin Waller, a prominent figure in the online “manosphere” community known for promoting male supremacy.
Barron Trump reportedly friends with Justin Waller
In the documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere, Waller detailed his visits to Mar-a-Lago and claimed a personal connection to the Trump family. The influencer said he relocated from Louisiana to South Florida specifically to advance his career and gain access to the president’s inner circle. “I had dinner with Barron at Mar-a-Lago,” Waller stated in the film. “I met Donald that night.”
Waller added that he has visited the private club “four or five times.” Social media posts previously showed Waller posing for photos with both Donald Trump’s son Barron and himself at the Palm Beach estate.
Waller represents a growing movement of online influencers who advocate for traditional gender hierarchies. His philosophy includes what he terms “one-sided monogamy,” where his wife Kristen remains faithful to him while he maintains freedom to pursue other relationships. Kristen appeared visibly pregnant in the documentary as the couple raises their two young daughters.
Now, the connection between Donald Trump’s son Barron and the manosphere people extends beyond Waller. The New York Times previously reported that Barron admires Andrew Tate, another influencer facing human trafficking charges in Romania. Despite those legal issues, Tate was permitted to travel to the U.S. early in Trump’s second term.
Furthermore, in the documentary, other influencers claimed proximity to the Trump family. Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, known online as Sneako, attended Trump’s inauguration and showed off a collection of presidential merchandise. He has made statements, including that “women should not vote.” Notably, he has been banned from major platforms (via The Daily Beast).
First Lady Melania Trump has reportedly maintained that her son still requires full-time supervision, describing him as needing constant guidance.
