Ivanka Trump marks nipple and everyone wonders why
What a fuss and joy, Trump's daughter shows us both nipples on the same day!
Ivana Marie "Ivanka" Trump (New York, New York, October 30, 1981) is an American businesswoman, socialite, model, and politician. She is the daughter of Ivana and the current President of the United States Donald Trump, and is the vice president of Real Estate Development and Acquisitions of The Trump Organization, according to wp. Before working for her father, he worked for Forest City Enterprises. Trump teamed up with Dynamic Diamond Corp. to create and market a line of his brand's jewelry, at a store called 'Ivanka Trump' on Madison Avenue in New York.
Ivanka Trump has raised the temperature in Washington with a look that has brought her to the front page of the media. And it is that the daughter of the president of the United States has worn a semitransparent blouse that exposed her nipples.
The 37-year-old businesswoman opted for a very summery outfit, consisting of a risky white blouse, combined with a pleated skirt that covered her knees, which she already wore in October 2018 according to informality, and flat shoes of the same color as the rest of her styling. Ivanka completed her look with a large bag, also white, and the latest model sunglasses.
Donald Trump's daughter greeted the photographers with a smile as she left her Washington home before heading to the Capitol, as she told Twitter and Instagram: "Today we will talk about the Administration's comprehensive Women, Peace and Security strategy." , He said. Jim Risch, senator from Idaho, thanked his meeting with her on social media: "Thanks to Ivanka for her work and for today's discussion on the crucial role of women in ensuring international peace and security," he declared with a picture together.
It’s proven that women’s presence & empowerment at the negotiation table helps foster stability & peace throughout the world. Women are the backbone of our societies, yet in areas of the world experiencing extreme conflict, women bear an outsized share of the violence.
— Jim Risch (@SenatorRisch) June 11, 2019
