Ivanka Trump reveals dad’s role during second term

Ivanka Trump says she has no plans to return to work during the second administration of her father, President-elect Donald Trump. She revealed in the latest episode of “The Skinny Confidential Him & Her” podcast that Trump’s descendants will instead take a supportive role for him.

“I hate politics,” Donald Trump’s daughter told hosts Loughlin and Michael Bostic, adding that while she “loves policy and influence,” politics are “inseparable” from them and “there’s a darkness in the world that I don’t really like.” “He explained. “I want to come inside me.”

“To some extent, I am at the center of the storm because my father is about to become president,” she admitted. “But it’s a very dark, negative business and some people like the gladiator aspect, the fighting. “That wasn’t me.”

Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner served as unpaid White House advisers during Donald Trump’s first term, during which time they reportedly earned hundreds of millions of dollars in outside income.

The couple kept a relatively low profile during Trump Sr.’s 2024 campaign and only intended to go the distance.

And for the president-elect’s upcoming second term, Ivanka Trump said she will be by his side as his daughter. “My first role was very different,” she recalled. “We were like pioneers. No one knew what to do with him as a political figure. Now there are so many talented people around him. There were many people who had worked with us in the past, almost all of whom we knew very well. ”

“Now that we have distanced ourselves a little, I think I’m most looking forward to being able to show myself to him as his daughter.” she explained. “And to be there for him to take his mind off things like watching movies or watching sports together so that he knows that he can be with me and be himself and relax, and I do that for him. Please help us provide. In a very loving way, like his daughter.

Watch the full podcast episode here.