In a heartwarming display of family support, former President Donald Trump and his wife Melania were captured in photographs cheering on their son Barron at his high school graduation in Florida. The graduation ceremony took place at Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach and saw 116 seniors, including Barron, receiving their diplomas.

Photos depicting the proud parents sitting together in the audience, watching their son walk across the stage, have recently surfaced. Barron, who is 18 years old, has been attending Oxbridge Academy since the Trump family left the White House earlier this year.

Amidst his ongoing criminal trial in New York, Donald Trump had been advocating for weeks to attend his son's momentous occasion. The overseeing judge, Juan Merchan, had deliberated on whether to grant Trump permission, leaving the decision in limbo. Eventually, Merchan allowed Trump to attend Barron's graduation but denied his request to attend arguments at the Supreme Court regarding the matter of presidential immunity on April 25.

Prior to receiving permission, Trump spoke about his desire to be present for his son's graduation, emphasizing Barron's achievements, stating, "Barron's a great student, and he's very proud of the fact he did so well and was looking forward for years to having his graduation with his mother and father there." Trump referred to his ongoing criminal trial as a "scam trial."

Described as a premier independent college-preparatory school, Oxbridge Academy provides education to students in grades 6-12. Founded in 2011 by philanthropist William I. Koch, the institution aims to empower students through its distinct curriculum, enriching environment, and expert faculty.

Meanwhile, during the recent hush money trial in New York City where Donald Trump has been implicated, his former attorney Michael Cohen provided testimony related to his time working for Trump. The questioning covered topics such as Cohen's aspirations for a White House role, Trump's reaction to the initial exposure of the alleged encounter between him and Stormy Daniels, and Cohen's potential involvement in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's indictment of Trump. Cohen claimed some credit for the 34-count indictment, even referring to Trump as "dumb*ss Donald" at one point.

While the court proceedings continue, it is heartening to witness Donald and Melania Trump setting aside legal matters momentarily to celebrate their son's milestone achievement.