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Ivanka Trump To Act as an ‘Informal Adviser’ in Father’s Second Term
Ivanka Trump is reportedly acting as an “informal adviser” in President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming administration, sources tell CNN. Trump’s oldest daughter, Ivanka, previously served as the First Daughter and Advisor to the President during his first term but announced her decision to step back from politics in 2022 upon his third run for presidency.
Ivanka Trump Still an 'Informal Adviser' to Donald Trump, Friend Says
"She's still his daughter, and a trusted voice, so in that sense an informal adviser," Ivanka's longtime friend, Maggie Cordish, said.
Ivanka Trump is done with politics and says she isn’t coming back
For Ivanka Trump’s entire adult life, she worked for her father. When Donald Trump was a real estate mogul, she was designing his next hotel. When he was on a reality TV show, she was in his television boardroom.
The Stunning Transformation Of Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump, daughter of Donald Trump, has displayed a remarkable transformation from heiress to fashion designer, businesswoman, wife, mother, and two-time published author. No matter what you might think of her father,
Ivanka Trump Will Act as an 'Informal Adviser' to Father Donald During His Second Presidential Term Despite Stepping Back From Politics: Sources
Ivanka Trump may slightly step back into the political spotlight. According to insiders, the blonde beauty will act as an "informal advisor" to her father, Donald Trump, when he takes office for his second term in January 2025.
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Trump Has a New Favorite Kid With Ivanka and Jared Stepping Back
During his first term in office, that role went to Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and daughter Ivanka—the married couple were both tapped as presidential advisors. Kushner will be informally ...
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Trump nominates Charles Kushner, who he pardoned in 2020, as US Ambassador to France
Charles Kushner is the father of Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is married to Ivanka Trump ... and making false statements to the Federal Election Commission in 2005.