Vanessa and Kai Trump were spotted dressed to the nines for Tiger Woods’ massive 50th birthday bash.
The lavish soirée — said to be taking place at luxury Florida resort The Breakers on Wednesday — counted Vanessa, 48, and Kai, 18, among the high-profile guests.
In exclusive snapshots obtained by Page Six, the ex-wife of Donald Trump, Jr. rocked a form-fitting black spaghetti strap frock with a corset lace up in the back for the occasion, pairing the look with red platform heels.
Her daughter Kai, meanwhile, donned a red silk floor-length cutout gown and a cast on her left arm — she recently announced via Instagram that she had surgery on her wrist.
Both wore their hair in sleek straight styles.
The mother-daughter duo were snapped entering the upscale party, where they fêted the 82-time PGA Tour winner on his milestone birthday.
In another photo, the University of Miami student strapped a small handbag over her casted arm while making her way inside.
Snapshots from inside the bash showed suited waiters balancing plates of food as guests mingled.
Kai and Vanessa were also seen making their way — with a crowd of guests — into a room for the party while showing off their respective formalwear.
The birthday guest of honor, Woods, was also snapped at the event wearing a traditional black tuxedo.
Kai also modeled her eye-catching red dress alongside her mother in an Instagram post Wednesday evening — in one photo, she also posed solo ahead of the athlete’s big event.
Per Front Office Sports, guests were told to “wear a touch of red” in honor of the golf great’s “Sunday Red” tradition — which saw him wearing red polo shirts on each final day of competition and later inspired his own clothing label.
The outlet also reported ahead of the event that “Livin on a Prayer” rocker Jon Bon Jovi was expected to perform for roughly 300 guests, and that the menu is reportedly inspired by the golf icon’s Augusta National Gold Club Masters Champion Dinners.
The event is reportedly hosted by Woods’ TGR Foundation, and it will also be “the official launch of the nonprofit’s 30th anniversary campaign,” per the outlet.
“We definitely could have made it bigger,” TGR Foundation CEO Cyndi Court told Front Office Sports.
“But we also wanted it to be intimate so that we could celebrate people that throughout the years have made tremendous commitments to Tiger’s vision of what could be possible in the future.”
Kai has enjoyed other high-profile golf-themed events in the past year — she also notably attended the Ryder Cup with her grandfather, President Donald Trump, in September 2025.
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