Ivanka Trump remains supportive of her father Donald Trump amidst his hush money trial involving Stormy Daniels, but has no plans to attend the trial due to its embarrassing nature for the Trump women. Seen leaving a hotel in Manhattan, Ivanka has distanced herself from politics and did not respond to requests for comment on the trial. A new book reveals that Donald Trump once wanted Ivanka to take over his role on NBC’s “The Apprentice” before he left the show in 2015 to focus on his presidential campaign.
The “Apprentice in Wonderland” book also details how Trump believed Ivanka would have been the best replacement for him on the show, but NBC ultimately chose Arnold Schwarzenegger. Despite Trump’s beliefs that Ivanka was the best person for the job, NBC did not agree and went in a different direction. The show ran for 15 seasons until 2017 when Trump left to focus on politics and was elected as President a year later.
As Donald Trump’s hush money trial progresses, a 12-person jury has been finalized in the case. Trump has dismissed the trial as a hoax, claiming that the whole world is watching the proceedings. This trial has garnered international attention due to its connection to Trump’s alleged affairs and the payments made to silence these allegations. Ivanka Trump’s absence from the trial is noted as being in line with her decision to step back from politics and distance herself from the current legal issues facing her father.
The Trump family continues to face scrutiny and embarrassment as the trial unfolds, with Melania Trump also choosing not to attend. Ivanka’s decision to stay out of the courtroom reflects her desire to maintain a certain level of privacy and distance herself from the negative attention surrounding her family. Despite her continued support for her father, Ivanka seems intent on keeping a low profile and focusing on other aspects of her life. The ongoing legal battles faced by the Trump family serve as a reminder of the controversies that have surrounded them for years, bringing into question their future involvement in politics and public life.
