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Ivanka Trump took multiple family photos inside dad President Trump’s Washington, DC, residence on Tuesday, sharing them via Instagram two days later.
The businesswoman kicked off the carousel, which she captioned with heart emojis, with a group shot featuring herself, husband Jared Kushner, their three kids and her siblings.
Arabella, 13, Joseph, 11, and Theodore, 8, stood in front of their parents, while Eric Trump and Lara Trump posed with son Eric Jr., 7, and daughter Carolina, 5.
Tiffany Trump, for her part, stood at the end of the row with husband Michael Boulos, covering her baby bump with a maroon coat.
Ivanka and Arabella, notably, matched in red outerwear and black boots, which the “Apprentice” alum showed off on the social media upload’s second slide.
She went on to include two smiling shots of her family of five, as well as photos of her and Kushner’s little ones in front of a fireplace and outside the mansion.
The slideshow concluded with the family attending President Trump’s inaugural prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral.
“Such a beautiful family,” “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum Gretchen Rossi commented on the post.
Arabella, Joseph and Theodore attended the inauguration Monday and made multiple appearances surrounding their grandfather’s swearing-in ceremony.
The teenager, notably, borrowed her mom’s plaid Suzannah London coat while honoring veterans at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia Sunday.
She and her siblings matched in navy pajamas while sending their parents off to a candlelit dinner later that same evening.
The first time the president was in office from 2017 to 2021, Ivanka lived in DC while acting as a senior advisor — but she has since stepped back from politics.
“I know the cost, and it’s a price that I’m not willing to make my kids bear,” the former reality star told “Skinny Confidential” podcast listeners earlier this month.
“It really feels like it’s very easy to make a decision when it aligns around your core values,” she continued. “And my highest, most core value is family.”
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