Ivanka Trump: The heartbreaking thing First Daughter said about her mother revealed

IVANKA TRUMP has an unusual relationship with her father Donald Trump and mother Ivana Trump – and once said something absolutely heartbreaking about her mother, a new book has revealed.

Ivanka, dubbed the First Daughter, is now a senior adviser to the President, along with her husband Jared Kushner. However, Ivanka did not always spend so much time with her father, who was absent for much of her early life, according to the 2019 book ‘Kushner Inc’. Author Vicky Ward claimed Ivanka in fact spent much of her life alone as a child, because her mother was also not very present in her life.

 

A friend of Ivanka’s from school recalled a heartbreaking thing she told her when they were teenagers.
The friend complained to Ivanka that her mother was “overly critical” whilst she was round at her house.
To this, Ivanka reportedly responded: “I wish my mother showed that much interest in me.”
This school friend attended Chapin School – an all-girls private school in Manhattan – alongside the First Daughter.

However, Ivanka transferred to Choate Rosemary Hall – a boarding school in Connectrict – when she was 15.
She was allegedly “asked not to return” to Chapin after repeatedly skipping classes for modelling work.
Ivanka said later how she felt isolated at boarding school, while her New York friends had fun without her.
Another friend of Ivanka’s, a real estate heir from New York, commented on how her absentee parents affected her.
 

They said: “The dysfunction and loneliness of Ivanka’s family, the absence of her parents from her life, put her in a situation where she was vulnerable.”
Meanwhile family friend Nikki Haskell said simply: “Donald was there when he was there.”
When Ivanka started at her new school, the tour guide noticed how she arrived on her own in a stretch white limousine and thought it was “weird”.
They told Ms Ward: “I felt really bad. The white limo just sat there and waited.
“She was very nice. She was very shy, she was very quiet.

“But the part that sticks in my mind was the fact that no one was there with her.
“It was a big deal. It was weird.”
Ivanka herself recalled a much rosier account of her childhood, calling her father “accessible” in a 2013 interview.
She added that he was “an educator” for her and her brothers Eric and Donald Jnr.

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