Ivana Trump Adores Her Future Son-In-Law
Apparently Ivanka Trump is engaged and her mother couldn’t be happier. Ivanka’s fiancé, Jared Kushner will never have to worry about having the mother-in-law-from hell. Ivana is apparently a big fan. The proud mom had this to say about it:
“I am so thrilled about Ivanka’s engagement. She and Jared have been a serious couple for a long time, and their happiness has grown as their relationship has deepened. It is wonderful to see, feel and hear my beautiful daughter so very happy and in love. I wish this wonderful couple nothing but a long and happy life together filled with joy. They are wonderful young people, and make a fantastic couple.”
Good luck to the couple!
Julie Wein
Ivanka Trump is beautiful. Congratulations to her and her fiance.
Always good to have approving parents
I agree. It probably makes things a lot easier when you get along well with the parent-in-laws. Sounds like Ivana even respects her soon to be son-in-law. That’s really nice for Ivanka.
I agree too. That’s great to hear. I’m happy for Ivanka.
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