Donald Trump's 19-year-old son "rescued" his girlfriend, who was attacked by the son of a Russian millionaire—the founder of One Price Coffee.
Donald Trump's 19-year-old son, Barron, defended his girlfriend, who was being beaten by her boyfriend, the 22-year-old heir to the Russian millionaire founder of the One Price Coffee chain, Sergey Rumyantsev, the Daily Mail reports. The incident occurred last year, but only came to light recently, when the court proceedings began.
According to the investigation, a 20-year-old British woman of Belarusian descent, the daughter of a well-known influencer, was video-calling Barron when her boyfriend, Matvey Rumyantsev, burst into the room. Seeing the US president's youngest son on the phone screen, he became enraged and began beating the woman, insulting her along the way. The prosecutor explained that jealousy was the cause of the aggression. Trump Jr. himself testified that the call lasted only a few seconds, after which he immediately called emergency services.
The investigation established that Rumyantsev had also raped the victim the previous day, but the jury acquitted him of this charge. He was, however, found guilty of assault and battery and attempting to obstruct justice. The final verdict will be handed down on March 27.
According to media reports, Matvey Rumyantsev is the son of Sergei Rumyantsev, owner of the One Price Coffee chain. The young man studied in the UK, where he completed his secondary education and passed GCSE and A-Level exams. He also attended elite private schools, including Abbey College, Cambridge, and previously trained in mixed martial arts (MMA).
As a reminder, Barron is Donald Trump's youngest son and his only child with Melania Trump. The president's heir is a soccer enthusiast and a sophomore at New York University. Donald has four other children from previous marriages and already has grandchildren.
Barron Trump's remarkable height—a whopping 204 cm—is often a topic of discussion online.
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