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Man Jumps Mar-a-Lago Wall to Marry Trump’s Granddaughter: Police
A man was booked into a Florida jail Tuesday morning after police say he admitted to jumping a wall into President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate to “spread the gospel” to Trump and marry his granddaughter, Kai.
Newsweek reached out to the White House via email for comment.
Why It Matters
Mar-a-Lago is the president’s permanent home in Palm Beach, Florida. He spends the majority of his free time between his resort in New Jersey and Florida, which are protected by local police and the Secret Service.
Since his first term as president, Trump has experienced numerous trespass situations on his Florida property.
What To Know
According to Palm Beach Police, 23-year-old Anthony Thomas Reyes of Texas admitted to Secret Service agents that “he had jumped over the wall to get into the property” of Mar-a-Lago early Tuesday morning.
The Secret Service agents said that Reyes had not entered the sweep area or been given permission to enter the property. According to police, this is not the first time Reyes trespassed at Mar-a-Lago, citing a previous incident in December 2024.
Reyes was read his Miranda Rights, police say, and he then “openly admitted” that he climbed the wall surrounding Mar-a-Lago in order to “spread the Gospel to POTUS and marry Kai.”
Kai Trump, 18, is the president’s granddaughter and the daughter of Donald Trump Jr. She is active on social media and an avid golfer. She committed to the University of Miami to play golf after graduating from high school.
Police say that at the time Reyes trespassed on the property, Mar-a-Lago was not accepting visitors or guests.
Reyes has been charged with one count of trespassing. His bond is set at $50,000.
He has been ordered to have no contact with President Trump, Kai Trump, or any family member. He has also been ordered to have no contact with any of Trump’s properties, the victim or witnesses, and no firearms or weapons.

Getty Images/Palm Beach Police Department
What People Are Saying
Palm Beach Police Department, in its report: “On July 2024, the address of 1100 South Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach FL 33480, which is commonly referred to as Mar-a-Lago, became a federally protected area by the United States Secret Service. A security zone was created around Mar-a-Lago under 18 U.S. Code, Title 1752.
“There are numerous No Trespassing signs and the grounds are protected by the United States Secret Service. In order to enter the protected area, all persons are required to enter a predetermined sweep area where guests and employees are screened prior to being granted access to Mar-a-Lago. This pre-determined screening is adjacent to Mar-a-Lago in the Bath and Tennis Parking Lot which is part of the established security zone.”
What Happens Next
Reyes’ next court date is scheduled for June 30 at 8:30 a.m., according to court documents.
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