Ivanka Trump had no intention of returning to the White House to help her father manage the country during his second administration, and frankly declared, “I hate politics.''
The eldest daughter, who was one of President-elect Donald Trump's top advisers during his first term, told Skinny Confidential's “Him & Her Show” podcast on Tuesday that she is avoiding Washington, D.C., this time.
“I love policy and influence. I hate politics. And unfortunately, the two are inseparable,” said Ivanka, 43, who called this “a very dark, negative business.” ” he added.
“There is darkness in that world, and I don't want to welcome it into my world.”
She added: “The main reason I'm not going back to service now is because I know the cost, and I don't want my children to bear that cost.”
Ivanka, who moved to Florida with her husband Jared Kushner and their three children after Trump's defeat in the 2020 presidential election, said she planned to “show up” for her father when he returns home next week.
“I think what I'm most looking forward to as his daughter is being able to come to him and blow his mind and watch movies and sports games together,” she said.
“Knowing that he can be with me and be himself and just relax, and I can lovingly provide that for him as his daughter.”
“It's the loneliest position in the world. The sheer volume of decisions you make every day, how much everyone is dealing with you,” she added.
President Trump's daughter, who was always by her father's side during his first administration, claimed that she “loved the impact” of the role as White House adviser, but her decision not to return was rooted in her family. I had a priority.
“I've been through some crazy times over the years, but I've never been cynical about the fundamental goodness of human beings,” Ivanka said.
“I want to live a life that continues to have an impact, no matter where I end up.”
This comes after her sister-in-law, Lara Trump, recently addressed Ivanka's scheduled absences during Trump's second administration, telling the Post that her first stint in the White House was difficult for the young family. It was about.
“Jared and Ivanka were obviously very involved in their first term and it was really tough,” Eric Trump's wife Lara said.
“You know, every time we saw them, it was always, it was tough on them. It was tough on their families,” she added.
“I think they actually did a really great thing. They may never get the credit, but they definitely deserve the credit.”
