Trump's granddaughter Carolina, 4, steals the hearts of the Republican convention as she sits on his lap to watch dad Eric speak

Donald Trump's youngest of 10 grandchildren sat on his lap for her father Eric's remarks at the Republican National Convention on Thursday. 

The final night of the convention featured Trump's biggest entourage of family members, including Eric and Lara Trump's children Carolina, 4, and Luke, 6 – and former first lady Melania Trump. 

Carolina clapped as she sat on Trump's lap as her older brother Eric Luke joined in on cheering on their dad as he sat on mom Lara's lap. 

In the wake of the assassination attempt on Trump at his Butler, Pennsylvania rally on Saturday, family members helped show a more 'human' side of the firebrand former president. 

'Five days ago, Lara, Luke, Carolina and I held our breath as we watched blood pour across your face,' Eric said on stage. 'By the grace of God, divine intervention and your guardian angels above, you survived.'

Seventeen-year-old Kai Trump, the oldest of the grandchildren, stole the show when she made her debut remarks on a national stage at the Convention on Wednesday. 

She talked about how Trump is just a 'normal grandpa' that sneaks his grandchildren soda and candy when their parents are looking. 

Kai's four siblings joined her in Trump's guest box in the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 

Melania made her only appearance at the Convention on Thursday evening with a grand entrance to massive cheers just ahead of Kid Rock's performance and UFC CEO Dana White introduced the president before his remarks. 

She greeted her husband's new running mate Sen. J.D. Vance and wife Usha and sat beside them for Trump's remarks. 

The Vances were at an event with former President Trump last month when he revealed that Usha and Melania have something in common. 

He asked Usha what she thought of being in political life having a senator as a husband.

When she gave an indifferent response, Trump replied with an expletive and said his wife 'hated it too,' which sparked laughter from Usha, according to a New York Times report. 

Melania largely remained absent from the 2020 and 2024 campaign trail after having a more public role in her husband's first bid for the White House in 2016.

Speaking with Fox & Friends last month about the prospects of her husband becoming Trump's running mate, Usha revealed her concern about being in the limelight of MAGA world.

'I don't know if anyone is ever ready for that kind of scrutiny,' she said. 'I think we found the first campaign he embarked on to be a shock. It was so different from anything we had ever done before, but it was an adventure.' 

Daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner also came out Thursday to support the former president as he closes out the Convention as the official nominee for 2024. 

Ivanka and Jared both served in official capacities for Trump through 2016 and 2020, but have since distanced themselves in a professional capacity after serving as senior advisers in his single White House term. 

A few months ago, Ivanka confirmed she would attend the GOP Convention in her 'personal capacity' to watch her father accept the party's nomination, but would not address the delegates.