Will Tiffany Trump Step Up as Donald’s ‘First Daughter’ with Ivanka Out of Politics?
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A new “spare” is taking centre stage. Donald Trump’s right-hand daughter Ivanka Trump did not attend Tuesday’s prime-time speech at Mar-a-Lago after his indictment. Trump’s other daughter, Tiffany Trump, was also in the spotlight for the event. A source says Tiffany has never really been involved in politics, based on her history. The family’s favourite daughter, Ivanka, is now clinging to the fringes of politics, while Tiffany is trying to be her father’s supporter. The source speculates that this is her way of getting closer to her father.
The daughter of President Donald Trump and his second wife Marla Maples, Tiffany, is somewhat absent from her father’s White House career. In 2020, she spoke at a Trump Pride rally in Tampa and attended the 2016 and 2020 Republican National Conventions, his swearing-in, the State of the Union, and an event at Mount Rushmore. While her father was in office, Ivanka served as an advisor to the President and was a constant presence on the campaign trail. However, in November, after her father announced that he would run for a third term, his elder daughter formally stepped back from politics.
Is Tiffany Trump Replacing Ivanka Trump As Donald’s ‘First Daughter’?
The spotlight is on a new “spare.” On Tuesday, Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump was conspicuously absent from the prime-time speech he delivered at Mar-a-Lago following his indictment. PageSix has learned from insiders that Trump’s other daughter, Tiffany, was present. According to a source, Tiffany has never really been involved in politics. Currently, Ivanka Trump’s favourite daughter is clinging to the fringes of politics, while Tiffany Trump plays the supportive role. The source speculates that this could be her way of getting closer to her father. The 29-year-old daughter of Donald Trump and Marla Maples was somehow forgotten about during her father’s time as president. In 2020, she spoke at a Trump Pride rally in Tampa and attended the 2016 and 2020 Republican National Conventions, as well as his swearing-in and State of the Union. While her father was president, Ivanka served as an advisor to the President and was a constant presence on the campaign trail. In November, when her father announced his third run for the presidency, the elder daughter, from his marriage to Ivana Trump, formally (and noisily) stepped back from politics. This time around, I’m deciding to focus on my young children and the private life we are making as a family. I don’t want to be engaged in politics.
In an earlier report from Page Six, a source said Ivanka and Jared Kushner did not want anything to do with their husband’s latest legal troubles. They are staying away from the scene. According to another source, the couple is “happy building a life in Miami.”. It was reported that the couple couldn’t make it to his speech on Tuesday because they were travelling for Passover. It is reported that Tiffany, the only Trump adult child who has not worked for him, has gotten closer to her father and her half-siblings, Ivanka, Eric, and Don Jr since she married the Lebanese-American billionaire Michael Boulos last November at Mar-a-Lago. Her family has accepted her more since the wedding was a bonding moment. According to the source, it brought them closer together. Of course, they’re not getting too emotional and gooey. According to the source, the wedding was a huge political event with a lot of donors. In his speech following his indictment, Trump thanked his family. Page Six learned that Ivanka, who visited her father on Sunday at the club before he surrendered, was the last to be named. He left out Melania but name-checked Tiffany and Tiffany before Ivanka. According to the Daily Mail, after his speech, he deejayed at his private club with his youngest daughter Tiffany, her husband Michael Boulos, and Roger Stone, his longtime advisor. As a legal research assistant at Georgetown Law School, Tiffany graduated from Georgetown Law School.
