Hold onto your Santa hats, folks—Kai Trump, the 18-year-old granddaughter of President Donald Trump, just dropped a bombshell of a vlog that takes us inside the White House for a Christmas bash like no other.
According to the Daily Mail, Kai, the eldest daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump, flew from Florida to Washington, D.C., to revel in the holiday spirit at the iconic residence, documenting every glittering moment for her 1.39 million social media followers on her YouTube channel.
Starting her journey in style, Kai showcased her ride on the Trump Fleet’s private jet, decked out with miniature Christmas trees for the season.
Upon arrival, she captured the grandeur of the White House decorations, with Cross Hall boasting multiple trees draped in gold and red ornaments, all tied to the theme “Home Is Where The Heart Is” honoring the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
The festive setup didn’t stop there—Kai highlighted a hot chocolate bar and even a chance to snap a photo with Santa Claus himself.
But it wasn’t just about the tinsel and treats; Kai’s vlog gave a personal glimpse into family dynamics, with her mother, Vanessa Trump, joining the celebration despite her 2018 divorce from Donald Trump Jr.
Social media lit up with praise for this inclusive gesture, with one fan noting, “Love the fact that your grandpa, Mr. President, doesn’t exclude your mom from family activities!” as a testament to family values over personal history.
Let’s be real—while progressive agendas often push division, seeing a family come together like this is a refreshing reminder of what truly matters, no matter the past.
During a White House walk-through, President Trump pointed out a statue of Abraham Lincoln to his grandchildren, adding a historical touch to the holiday tour.
Yet, not all was holly and jolly—Kai’s video revealed eyebrow-raising changes, like the demolition of the East Wing for a staggering $200 million, 90,000-square-foot state ballroom project.
She also spotted a new gold sign above the Oval Office doorway, gushing, “The gold looks nice,” to which President Trump agreed with a simple, “Very nice." Call it what you will, but splashing gold and tearing down history for ballrooms might raise questions about priorities when many Americans are tightening belts this Christmas.
On a brighter note, Kai shared her own victory, announcing in the vlog her acceptance to the University of Miami to play collegiate golf—a proud moment for the young star.
Her video also captured a snippet of President Trump’s speech at the reception, giving a shout-out to US Open golf champion Bryson DeChambeau for his gratitude toward the administration’s efforts.
Between family unity, jaw-dropping decor, and personal wins, Kai’s behind-the-scenes look offers a rare blend of holiday cheer and insight into the Trump world—proving that even amidst controversy, there’s room for celebration and class.