- Ivanka Trump shared photos of her family celebrating Jared Kushner’s birthday
- The family was very affectionate, cuddling as they posed for photos and ate birthday cake
- Ivanka’s father Donald Trump rises above his rivals in the polls as he braces for the start of the Iowa caucuses
Ivanka Trump shared photos on Instagram of her family celebrating husband Jared Kushner’s 43rd birthday as her father braced for the start of the Iowa caucuses.
Jared’s birthday on January 10 was a day after Ivanka’s stepmother, Melania Trump, announced the death of her mother, Amalija Knavs.
Ivanka, 42, wore a leggy, black one-shoulder dress as she smiled and posed for a family photo with her husband and three children.
“Brimmed with love, we celebrate Jared’s special day surrounded by our favorite little people,” the former White House senior adviser said.
Their three children Arabella, Theodore and Joseph were pictured showering their parents with affection, hugging their father and posing with their mother for a group photo.
Ivanka Trump shared photos on Instagram of her family celebrating husband Jared Kushner’s 43rd birthday
Ivanka, 42, wore a leggy black one-shoulder dress and said, “Never mind chock full of love as we celebrate Jared’s special day surrounded by our favorite little people.”
Jared’s sons Theodore and Joseph help him blow out the candles on his birthday cake
Jared and Ivanka seemed very affectionate, kissing and holding hands as they celebrated his 43rd birthday
The family was all smiles as they gathered around the table to celebrate Jared’s birthday, and in one photo we see his sons helping him blow out the candles on his birthday cake.
Jared and Ivanka embraced for a kiss after making a wish on his birthday cake. The couple appeared to be holding hands as they sat at a table for two.
Meanwhile, Ivanka’s father Donald Trump has a commanding lead of more than 30 points over his rivals in polls among GOP voters in Iowa ahead of the Iowa caucus.
The Republican presidential candidates and their surrogates are covering the Hawkeye State this weekend, braving snow and freezing temperatures, with hopes of a strong performance Monday night in the Iowa caucuses.
Friday’s USA Today/Suffolk poll has Trump at 54 points, Haley at 20 and DeSantis at 13 percent. Other recent polls have had Haley and DeSantis tied, with both still more than 30 points behind Trump.
Some Trump supporters in Iowa are expressing last-minute jitters about his electability in the general, raising the possibility of a surprise upset from challengers Nikki Haley or Ron DeSantis.
The latest poll from Iowa showed Haley DeSantis ahead – but both remain well behind Trump
A pickup truck drives down a snowy road under a sign in the Iowa Caucus on Friday
Former US President Donald Trump, who is far ahead in the Iowa polls, was back in a Manhattan courtroom on Thursday
The former president’s various legal troubles have clouded the primaries, an issue Haley has highlighted by frequently speaking of “chaos” after the former president, while DeSantis claims Trump’s legal issues would cost votes in the general elections.
Trump, 77, made a surprise attack on fellow GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy just 48 hours before the caucuses took place.
He told Truth Social on Saturday that the biotech millionaire was clearly “not a MAGA,” and that a vote for him would help the “other side.”
Ramaswamy, who has expressed support for the former president in the past, went to X later that evening to express his shock at Trump’s post.
‘I’m worried about Trump. I worry about our country. “I have resisted the prosecutions against Trump, and I have defended him every step of the way,” he wrote.
