'Beautiful people': Fans swoon as 'The View' host Ana Navarro shares snap of 'great memory' with Vice President Kamala Harris

Ana Navarro took to social media to share a picture of 'great memory' from her meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris
'The View' host Ana Navarro stunned her fans on social media as she shared a picture with Vice President Kamala Harris along with both their husbands (@ananavarrofl/Instagram, Getty Images)
'The View' host Ana Navarro stunned her fans on social media as she shared a picture with Vice President Kamala Harris along with both their husbands (@ananavarrofl/Instagram, Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: ‘The View’ host Ana Navarro recently took to Instagram and shared a snap of herself and her husband, Al Cardenas, standing next to Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Douglas Emhoff at the White House.

In the post, Navarro showcased her appreciation for Harris and claimed that the Vice President is “not going anywhere.” She also added the right-wing “loves to attack” Harris and it “comes with the territory.” As Navarro shared this memory, her fans rushed to the comment section and gushed over the picture of the four.

Ana Navarro poses with Vice President Kamala Harris

On Instagram, Ana Navarro and her husband Al Cardenas stood next to Kamala Harris and her husband Douglas Emhoff as ‘The View’ host shared a “great memory” with her fans, expressing her appreciation for the people she stood next to.

Navarro wrote, “Last night, I received this picture of this great memory. What an honor it always is to be invited into the People’s Houses - specially when good, decent leaders are living in them. I’m grateful to @douglasemhoff and @kamalaharris for their leadership.”


 
 
 
 
 
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She continued, “The Second Gentleman’s voice condemning Anti-Semitism AND Islamophobia is important and unique. I know people in the Right, love to attack Kamala. That’s ok. It comes with the territory.”

Navarro then asserted, “She’s not going anywhere and she’s not about to crumble. AND SHE KNOWS SLAVERY CAUSED THE CIVIL WAR,” taking a dig at Nikki Haley.

“Very glad to see @kamalaharris raising awareness about reproductive rights for women. What some women are being made to suffer, is simply unconscionable. We need to learn the stories and remember them when we vote,” wrote Navarro.

She concluded her post with a little quip about her outfit and wrote, “And because I know some of u gonna ask….the suit is from @lagencefashion and I just saw, it’s on sale. @frantaylorstyled let me borrow it from @theviewabc, if not I’d give it away to one of you. Who doesn’t [love] a velvet suit, covered in [roses]?”

Ana Navarro’s fans cheer her on

After Ana Navarro shared her picture with Kamala Harris on Instagram, ‘The View’ hosts’ fans rushed to the comment section to compliment her. One fan wrote, “Great picture and yes love your suit!” and another commented, “Gorgeous photo! Looking more and more beautiful, Ana!”

Ana Navarro recently also shared a glimpse of her attending a Christmas party at the White House (Instagram/@ananavarrofl)
Ana Navarro recently also shared a glimpse of her attending a Christmas party at the White House (@ananavarrofl/Instagram)

Several fans also commented on her posing next to Harris, as one fan wrote, “You look so happy, what an honor!” and another wrote, “Yay to you & Kamala!!!”

Fans continued to shower Navarro’s picture with compliments as one person also commented, “I'm loving this picture and the symbolism it shows! Two strong women and the men supporting them!” and another said, “Beautiful people.”

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