How Ivanka Trump Changed After She Left the White House (2 of 3)

She no longer attends her father’s rallies

Before, during, and after his time in office, Donald Trump found great satisfaction in leading political rallies. These events allowed him to speak freely to supportive crowds, showcasing his comfort in such settings. Ivanka Trump, a familiar presence at these gatherings in the past, has notably reduced her attendance since January 6th. This shift may indicate her efforts to distance herself from her father’s controversial and extremist viewpoints.

In addition to her reduced rally appearances, Ivanka Trump is reportedly seeking to create separation from her father in other aspects. Sources close to her revealed to CNN that she aims to carefully balance her public support for Donald Trump while avoiding entanglement in his contentious claims, such as those regarding the election. Her priority appears to be ensuring a less tumultuous life for her family, a goal that seems to be contributing to a growing divide between her and her father and son-in-law with each passing week.

Losing Political Privileges

When Ivanka Trump worked for her father in the White House, she not only received a prestigious title but also obtained a high-security clearance against the recommendations of Donald’s own chief of staff and White House counsel, as reported by CNN. This clearance allowed her to bypass the standard FBI background check and White House coordination typically required for such approvals. Additionally, Ivanka faced criticism for her actions, such as her participation in the G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan, where she reportedly attempted to engage in discussions with world leaders, leading to irritation among them and subsequent political backlash upon her return to the United States.