What future for Ivanka Trump? His children come before the White House
In an interview on CBS on Friday, December 27, Ivanka Trump cast doubt on her continued role in the US administration if her father, Donald Trump, is re-elected.
More bad news for the President of the United States? Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka, one of his White House loyalists, just made a disturbing statement on CBS, picked up by The Guardian. In an interview with Face the Nation on Friday, December 27, the President's favorite daughter said she might not be staying with her father if he is re-elected next November.
Ivanka Trump, often taken more for a trophy than a real advisor, intends to take care of her family, built with her husband for 10 years, Jared Kushner. "I am motivated above all by my children and their happiness, which will always be my top priority. And my decisions will always be flexible enough to ensure that their needs are taken into account," she said in the interview.
At war with Melania?
The mother therefore intends to take care of her three children, Arabella, Joseph and Theodore, to the detriment of her post as advisor to the White House. And for good reason: the 38-year-old young woman continues to be at the heart of controversy. The most recent is based on the open war being waged between her and her father's wife, Melania Trump, according to information from an unauthorized biography titled Free.
It must be said that, since the election of her father three years ago, Ivanka Trump has taken part in most of the President's and other official trips and does not hesitate to represent him in certain initiatives. Enough to shade the First Lady.
In 2018, she made a misstep that earned her many criticisms. She was accused of using a personal email account to communicate on government affairs. A serious mistake that embarrassed his father Donald as it represented a violation of federal law. Despite everything, there is no doubt that Ivanka Trump, even far from the White House, will always remain a wise advisor in the eyes of Donald Trump.
