This week, Kai Trump has been in the news for two reasons: she gave fans a rare look inside the White House and announced a new partnership with the golf training brand The Net Return.
The 19-year-old, who is the eldest granddaughter of U.S. President Donald Trump and an aspiring college golfer, first caught attention after sharing a behind-the-scenes vlog filmed during her visit to the White House ahead of a UFC event celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
In the video, Kai casually walked viewers through several iconic areas of the White House, including the historic hallways, the grand entrance, and the Oval Office. She pointed out the gold décor, which has become closely associated with President Trump’s style, and even showed the famous button on the Resolute Desk that reportedly orders Diet Coke. The vlog quickly went viral, with many praising the rare access while others questioned the attention given to someone without an official government role.
Soon after, Kai returned to Instagram with another major announcement. She revealed that she had joined The Net Return team, a golf training brand focused on helping players practice more effectively.
Sharing a promotional video, Kai was seen working on her golf swing while wearing a light blue polo shirt and a white golf skirt. In her caption, she wrote, “Excited to join The Net Return team!”
She also spoke about the rapid growth of women’s golf, saying she is proud to partner with a brand that is helping make practice more accessible, enjoyable, and inspiring for golfers of all ages. Looking ahead, Kai hinted at bigger goals, adding that she is excited to take her training to the next level and that “big things” are on the horizon.
This partnership demonstrates The Net Return’s goal of helping the sport grow and supporting young golfers. Fans responded with positive comments, congratulating Kai and wishing her well.
By sharing a rare look inside the White House and starting her partnership with The Net Return, Kai Trump has stayed in the spotlight through personal stories, public events, and her golf goals.
