Melania Trump reveals where Barron will be allowed to live as dad moves into White House for second time

Melania Trump has revealed where her son, Barron, will be allowed to live as Donald has now moved into the White House for the second time.

Speaking in an interview with Fox News that aired earlier this month (13 January), the First Lady opened up about her and Barron's living arrangements.

Melania explained that she and her son would be splitting their time between three locations; Washington DC, New York City, and Palm Beach in Florida over the next four years.

However, she'll reportedly be making one of those three homes her main residence.

When asked where she'll be spending the most time following Donald's inauguration she revealed: "I will be in the White House. And when I need to be in New York, I will be in New York.

"When I need to be in Palm Beach, I will be in Palm Beach. My first priority is to be a mum, to be a First Lady, to be a wife."

Melania Trump previously revealed what her 'first priority' was (Pool/Getty Images)

Melania also commented on whether her 18-year-old son will be joining them at the White House.

Barron recently moved from the family's Mar-a-Lago mansion in Palm Beach up to New York City, where he is attending New York University's Stern School of Business.

Melania revealed to the same outlet back in September that Barron opted to live at Trump Tower, his family's Midtown Manhattan residence, as he started his first year of college.

However, despite his residency in Manhattan, he will have a room at the White House so he's able to 'come and visit' whenever he pleases.

"Whatever he would like to do," Melania said. "I feel as children, we have them till they are 18, 19 years old. We teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly."

Barron will have a room at the White House so he's able to 'come and visit' whenever he pleases (Andrew Harnik/Staff/Getty Images)

"I always respect Barron’s yes and no, and what he likes to do, where he would like to be," she added.

In December, a source told People that Barron, with his mother's support, won't be 'living in a dorm' any time in the near future.

“She will do everything she can to make sure Barron does well in school and is socially and mentally adjusted to his life as a college student," the source explained.

"Living in a dorm in a college town isn’t in the stars for him at this point."

The source added: "Barron already has his own political ideas. It all needs to be monitored in light of the situation."

Tyla has reached out to Donald Trump's transition team for comment.