Sunny skies, sparkling water, and one very unimpressed toddler. That’s what summed up Tiffany Trump‘s latest Instagram carousel, which offered a candidly hilarious moment that stole the spotlight from her otherwise picture-perfect getaway. Amid the glamorous vacation photos, one clip of her toddler revealed a different side of the family boat life.
Tiffany Trump’s son has a hilarious reaction to boat ride with mom
Tiffany Trump, daughter of Donald Trump and Marla Maples, shared a series of vacation photos over the weekend. It featured snapshots with her husband Michael Boulos, their 1-year-old son Alexander, and her mother. She captioned the post with a string of emojis giving off the beach vibe.
With picture-perfect shots on each slide, it is the second clip that caught the eye of her followers. In the black-and-white clip, Tiffany’s toddler son can be seen seated in her lap aboard the boat, dressed in a life jacket he was clearly not enjoying.
Squished up in the vest for safety, the little toddler did not sport matching smiles with his mother. Maples offered some insight into her grandson’s mood. She wrote in the comments, “Our little munchkin doesn’t like that jacket… but loves his mommy sooooo much!!”
The rest of Tiffany’s vacation photos showed a gentler follow-up moment of mother and son on the same yacht. One photo showed Alexander’s hair in a small bun and sporting a white cherry-print T-shirt and green striped shorts. Other slides included Tiffany posing on the deck in a yellow swimsuit, a picture with her mother, and another with her husband.
The post quickly drew attention from followers and notable names. Karoline Leavitt, her father Donald Trump’s former press secretary, left a string of fire emojis in the comments. Several fans noted how adorable the toddler looked. One fan gushed, “Omg Alexander in the life jacket is the cutest thing,” and another wrote, “Omg Tiff look at Alexander’s cuteness overflowing from being stuffed into a little life jacket.”
Originally reported by Rhea Tiwari on Momtastic.
