Trump kids gather to see their father formally named as Republican nominee - days after their dad was shot

Three of Donald Trump’s children are atthe Republican National Convention to support their father just days after he survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania.

Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump and Donald Trump Jr stood together in the floor of the convention in Milwaukee as their father received enough votes to become the GOP nominee Monday afternoon. Eric Trump awarded his father the delegates from Florida during the ceremony.

The show of support comes two days afterThomas Matthew Crooks, 20, opened fire at Trump’s Pennsylvania rally. Secret Service agents killed Crooks soon after the shots rang out. Trump was struck in the ear, while one attendee was killed and another two were injured.

“I mean, obviously it was a pretty somber moment,” Donald Trump Jr. told CNN moments after his father received the nomination. “I was with my kids on a Saturday evening, and I get this news that he’s been shot, but I couldn’t get ahold of anyone. He was in lockdown at the hospital, took about 90 minutes.”

“I told him, ‘You’re the biggest bad a** I know,’” the former president’s oldest son continued.

Eric Trump also told CNN his father had “half his ear” blown off in the shooting.

“I'm really proud of him,” Eric Trump said. “I've never been more proud as a child, as a son — he's a remarkable human being.”

Melania Trump, despite her notable absence from the campaign trail and her husband’s hush money trial, is expected to make an appearance at the convention this week, CNN reported. After the attempt on her husband’s life, she issued a statement calling for unity in the country.

“When I watched that violent bullet strike my husband, Donald, I realized my life, and Barron’s life, were on the brink of devastating change,” the former