The Trump family's 2024 Christmas card has begun circulating on social media, with recipients sharing images of the festive greeting. The bright red card features a gold star emblazoned with 'USA' and wishes recipients a 'Merry Christmas and Happy New Year'. Inside, it reads 'with our very best wishes' and is signed by President-elect Donald Trump, Melania Trump, and their son Barron Trump.
Barron, now 18 and a freshman at New York University's Stern School of Business, has drawn attention for his signature, which remains in print rather than cursive. One social media user commented, 'Barron and I have the same handwriting.' Reports indicate the six-foot-nine youngest Trump spends little time on campus but is described as 'chill' and 'friendly' by classmates.
The Trumps have continued the presidential tradition of releasing an official Christmas card each year. The 2024 card follows previous designs, including a gold card in 2020 featuring an imprint of the United States, a red card in 2019 with a golden American flag, and a green and gold card in 2018 showing the White House. The 2017 card was white and gold with the presidential seal.
Christmas enthusiasts have praised the Trump cards for explicitly using 'Merry Christmas' rather than more politically correct greetings such as 'Seasons Greetings' or 'Happy Holidays', which were used by past Democratic presidents including the Bidens and Obamas.
