President Donald Trump reportedly desires his daughter, Ivanka Trump, to take part in planning and organizing an Final Preventing Championship (UFC) cage battle on the White Home garden to commemorate America’s 250th Independence anniversary subsequent yr. This comes regardless of her having stepped again from politics.Since Trump’s reelection for a second time period final November, Ivanka has largely stayed out of the general public highlight. Nevertheless, UFC CEO Dana White mentioned the president desires her concerned within the plans for the White Home occasion.“When [Trump] referred to as me and requested me to do it, he mentioned, ‘I need Ivanka in the course of this,’” White informed CBS Mornings. “So Ivanka reached out to me, and her and I began speaking concerning the potentialities, the place it could be and, you realize, I put collectively all of the renderings.”Ivanka has attended a number of UFC occasions along with her father, as reported by the Impartial.White’s relationship with Trump dates again to the early 2000s, when the president hosted among the first UFC occasions at his properties. White confirmed that discussions with Trump passed off Monday evening, and the battle is scheduled for July 4, 2026.Trump, who has attended a number of UFC occasions, mentioned the event can be one among many celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.Ivanka’s potential involvement would mark her return to public occasions after a three-year break, throughout which she has targeted on her kids and husband, Jared Kushner. In 2022, she acknowledged, “I really like my father very a lot. This time round, I’m selecting to prioritize my younger kids and the non-public life we’re creating as a household. I don’t plan to be concerned in politics.”Each Ivanka and Kushner performed central roles in Trump’s 2016 marketing campaign and served as presidential advisors starting in 2017. Following the contentious 2020 election and the Capitol Hill riots, Ivanka selected to not take part in her father’s second presidential run.
