Mar-a-Lago members are reportedly being warned about a possible ban from President Donald Trump's glamorous Florida club after two models snapped photos of his son Barron.

The 19-year-old was pictured at his father's side during Christmas celebrations at Mar-a-Lago after shying away from the spotlight to work on 'financial interests.' 

Models Valeria Sokolova and Abla Sofy both photographed the only son of the president and first lady while Barron was celebrating the holiday season with family, the Daily Mail previously revealed.

But insiders have since reportedly told gossip columnist Rob Shuter members who were caught taking photos of the teenager were threatened with having their membership revoked.

'Melania made it very clear that Barron's privacy is non-negotiable,' one source reportedly said. 'Anyone caught filming or taking pictures would face immediate consequences,  including potential banning from the club.'

'The message was clear: no cameras, no leaks,' another source told Shuter. 'Private family moments stay private.'

Those at the New Year's Eve celebration have said Barron was following his father closely through the dining room and spoke very little throughout the night.

'He was quiet, very reserved, wearing his usual blue suit, almost mirroring Donald,' one insider said, according to Shuter. 

Barron Trump, 19, had been spotted at his father's side during Christmas celebrations at Mar-a-Lago after shying away from the spotlight to work on 'financial interests'

Those at the Christmas celebrations have said Barron was following his father closely through the dining room and spoke very little throughout the night

Models Abla Sofy and Valeria Sokolova photographed the only son of the president and first lady sitting next to Trump while celebrating the holiday season with family, but may now be banned from the Mar-a-Lago club for doing so

Barron has kept a low profile since his father took office for the second time, and has been largely absent from public view after leaving New York University's main campus for the Fall 2025 semester.

He was last seen by his father's side when Trump took office last January.

At that time, the president praised his youngest son, who towers over him at 6-foot-9-inches, for helping him reach a younger crowd in the 2024 presidential election.