Barron Trump has mostly stayed out of the spotlight, but a new report claims the president’s youngest son quietly had an unexpected adviser behind the scenes.

According to The New Yorker, Barron, 20, reportedly formed a close bond with Justin Waller, a controversial online figure tied to the so-called “manosphere,” while Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign worked to win over young male voters.

Waller, 40, allegedly became a trusted source of advice for Barron on everything from fashion and confidence to dating and personal style.

The influencer reportedly met with Barron at Mar-a-Lago several times before the 2024 election. Waller claimed he had dinner with the first son “four or five times” as Barron was quietly helping his father reach younger male supporters.

The surprising connection is raising eyebrows because Waller has publicly associated himself with Andrew and Tristan Tate, the polarizing brothers who have faced human trafficking allegations in multiple countries.

The Tate brothers have denied the allegations against them.

Waller previously described himself as the Tates’ “third brother” in the Netflix documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere.

According to the report, Waller allegedly gave Barron tips on how to sharpen his image and boost his appeal. He also reportedly introduced him to the tailor who made the suit Barron wore to Donald Trump’s second inauguration.

At the same time, Waller was allegedly trying to build his own influence inside Trump’s world.

The influencer later said he moved his family from Louisiana to South Florida partly to grow his social media career and get closer to Donald Trump’s “inner circle.”

The report also claimed Waller helped connect Barron with Andrew Tate during a suit fitting.

According to The New Yorker, Waller allegedly arranged a phone call between the two while Barron was being fitted for his inauguration suit. During the call, Barron and Tate reportedly discussed their belief that Romanian authorities were targeting Andrew and Tristan to silence them.

Not long afterward, the Tate brothers reportedly had their passports returned by a Romanian official who had recently visited Mar-a-Lago.

Waller has also attracted attention for his views on relationships. He has publicly promoted what he calls “one-sided monogamy,” a setup in which his wife remains faithful while he says he is free to see other women.

The claims add another layer of mystery to Barron, who has become a subject of intense public fascination despite keeping a very low profile.

The NYU student reportedly has no public social media presence, largely kept to himself during his freshman year and is believed to be single.

Still, Barron was recently pulled into headlines after he reportedly became a witness in a criminal case overseas.

Just two days before Trump’s second inauguration, Barron allegedly called London police after witnessing an assault during a video call. According to reports, he told authorities that “a girl” he knew was “getting beat up.”

A Russian man was later convicted of assaulting his then-girlfriend in London.

For years, Barron has been the quietest member of the Trump family. But now, with reports of secret Mar-a-Lago meetings, a controversial influencer mentor and a shocking connection to Andrew Tate, the president’s youngest son is once again at the center of a growing media frenzy.