Eric Trump: What to know about Donald Trump's third child

He pulled a Jan Brady to forge his own educational path

Eric's father, older brother Donald Jr. (left) and older sister Ivanka all attended the University of Pennsylvania. But Eric -- in his real-world version of Jan Brady donning that long, black wig -- forged his own path, attending Georgetown University in Washington, DC, where he earned a degree in Finance and Management.

LemonadeGate

Yep, he made a lemonade gaffe: The billionaire's son posed with a man at a Las Vegas-area In-N-Out Burger and appeared to be drinking lemonade out of a free cup intended for water.

And then, the internet exploded.

Eric likes to hunt big game

He and brother Donald Jr. posed for several photos with big game they killed during a 2011 trip to Zimbabwe, including holding up a dead cheetah and smiling.

Donald Trump Jr. told Forbes in 2012 that his father doesn't hunt and "really doesn't understand why Eric and I hunt. However, he is open minded and so always allowed us to go hunting." He said the pair learned to hunt, fish, and shoot while visiting their maternal grandfather in the Czech Republic during the summers growing up.

Taking over the family business

Eric Trump, along with his elder brother, will run The Trump Organization, Donald Trump's real estate business. The then-president elect made the announcement about the transfer of power at a press conference on Jan. 11, 2017. Prior to the promotion, Eric had served as executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the company.

He may want to brush up on the law

Ballot selfies in New York are against the law. But Eric Trump decided to take one anyway on Election Day, and post it on Twitter, to show the circle he filled in for Donald J. Trump.

"It is an incredible honor to vote for my father! He will do such a great job for the U.S.A!" he wrote in the tweet, before deleting it.

He married a CBS producer

Eric Trump married Lara Yunaska in 2013. They live in New York with their beagle, Charlie. Pictured: Trump and Yunaska on Nov. 22, 2013, at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan.

Eric Trump has his own foundation

In 2006, Trump's middle child formed The Eric Trump Foundation, but in December 2016 he said he would stop soliciting contributions because of his status as the president-elect's son.

"As unfortunate as it is, I understand the quagmire," Trump said in an interview with the New York Times. The decision came after criticism over an auction that offered a chance to meet his sister Ivanka.

The charity has donated or pledged $30 million to pediatric cancer research and treatment for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

His Spanish is not bueno

Eric Trump and his wife posed with a woman in October at one of his father's rallies; Trump's son was all smiles, while Yunaska flashed rock horns. But what Eric didn't seem to realize was what her shirt -- messaged in Sharpie with "Latinas Contra Trump" -- translated to: Latinos Against Trump.

The woman wearing the shirt, Ceci Cardelle, posted the photos on Twitter and wrote: "When you protest a Trump rally but no one realizes your shirt says "Latinas AGAINST trump" so they take pics w/ you like you're supporters."

He isn't camera shy

Eric Trump served as a "task adviser" and judge on his father's NBC reality show "The Celebrity Apprentice." Pictured: The cast of the 2012 version, with Eric next to Poison frontman Bret Michaels.