Barron's Business Drama: Trump's Youngest Son Gives Major Update on New Venture Despite Company Already Facing Brutal Backlash From Harsh Trolls

Barron Trump's $1million drink business finally has an official launch date, RadarOnline.com can reveal, despite the venture already receiving brutal backlash from harsh trolls.

The college student is listed as one of the directors of Sollos Yerba Mate, a caffeinated herbal tea, mainly popular in numerous South American countries, including Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay.

On Tuesday, May 19, the beverage company's official Instagram account posted a short clip of a massive wave with the words, "Sollos.com, 5.22," over the video.

"The wait is over. Launching this Friday," the caption alongside the clip read, officially revealing May 22 as the date the drink will be on shelves.

The name "Sollos" is said to have been influenced by the 20-year-old's Palm Beach, Florida upbringing alongside his mother, Melania, and his father, President Trump.

Earlier this year, according to business registration documents filed in Delaware and Florida, Barron and four other individuals were named as directors of the business.

However, the business has been called out due to its ties to the powerful Trump family, led by the president at the top.

The co-founder and executive chair of Democracy Defenders Fund, Norm Eisen, previously claimed the Trump family's business matters "open yet another potential avenue of seeking to influence the president through his family’s assorted business schemes."

In April, Sollos' Instagram account posted a video from its factory, showing viewers how the cans are produced and packaged. However, users were less interested in the ins and outs of the company and more interested in accusing the business of "cultural appropriation."

"They don't want Latinos in the US, but they want their products..." one person raged.

"Funny, the name is Sollos... Spanish words. Given Trump's policies, shouldn't this be called ICE or WHITE or something?" a person quipped.

Another commentator went off, "The official drink of MAGA Frat Bois the world over… I'll pass," and one claimed, "They hate immigrants but love to steal their product ideas to create a business."

The business' launch date comes amid claims that Barron, who is currently studying at New York University, is doing everything in his power to "impress his family," which includes the controversial family, as well as his vocal stepbrothers, Donald Jr. and Eric.

"Barron has inherited his father's interest in making money and a name for himself, and is well on the way to becoming an entrepreneur," an insider previously revealed. "He is smart, focused, and resourceful. He is always looking for areas that interest him and is quite ambitious for such a young age."