Ivanka Trump draws MAGA ire for posting glammed pics instead of supporting father's campaign

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: The 2024 election cycle has brought together the Trump family once again, touting the patriarch, former president Donald Trump, for the White House.

Nevertheless, Ivanka Trump seemed less eager compared to the others for her father's second presidential tenure.

The 42-year-old, who was a senior adviser to the president during the Trump administration, has completely ditched anything related to her father's campaign on her social media feeds and instead focused on her personal moments and glamorous outfits.

Ivanka Trump focuses on glamorous pictures, unlike Lara Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle

The two of Ivanka Trump's Instagram posts this month were a sneak peek into her outfits. In a picture earlier this week, Ivanka shared her outfit of the day which was a full-sleeve olive green dress with a black belt.

On Thursday, September 19, she took to the platform to share a bunch of pictures from Paris, including her classy outfits, views of the city, and a slice of pizza.

Ivanka's Instagram feed was a stark contradiction to the other people in and close to the Trump family.

For instance, Lara Trump, the RNC co-chair and wife of Eric Trump, displayed her constant support for her father-in-law's presidential campaign.

One of the latest Instagram posts from Lara was a video of former president Trump visiting an 8-year-old supporter suffering from a rare brain disorder. Meanwhile, another showed her visiting the southern border, posing near the border wall.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the longtime fiancee of Donald Trump Jr, on the other hand, has gone full MAGA with her entire social media related to the presidential election in support of the 45th president. A post from September 19 showed Trump addressing a packed campaign event in New York.

Her Instagram handle was filled with screenshots of the MAGA leader's Truth Social posts, campaign statements, moments from campaign rallies, and some digs targetting Vice President Kamala Harris.

Ivanka Trump goes MIA on her father's campaign

When the real estate mogul first embarked on his White House dream in 2015, Ivanka Trump was a staunch supporter at his side, frequently appearing at rallies, political events, and on social media, eventually leading her to a top role in the administration.

However, when Trump announced his third presidential bid in 2022, the former first daughter was not in the picture. Her absence continued even during the criminal trial of her father in April and May, unlike her brothers, Trump Jr and Eric, who were accompanying him to court.

Ivanka's only appearance in support of the GOP presidential nominee was on the final night of the Republican National Convention in July. However, she was not a keynote speaker, while Lara and Guilfoyle confidently took the stage.

She continued her deafening silence even after her father's subpar performance at last week's presidential debate against his opponent Kamala Harris, while others came in defense of him.

Ivanka Trump slammed for posting outfit pics instead of supporting Donald Trump on social media

Ivanka Trump's outfit pictures on social media angered the MAGA followers due to the complete absence of any posts related to Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

"What a negative person you are. Trump is literally giving his life for this country- he even took a bullet for us- I hope he wins - Trump will MAGA!" a user said on Instagram.

"You really need to stand up for your Father publicly now. I get you wanted to not serve this time….but he’s been shot at twice and I have yet to see you anywhere," another added.

"@ivankatrump you deleted my comment AGAIN, you don’t post your dad. Seems like you aren’t proud of him like his proud boys are," wrote a user.

"Please campaign for your father! You owe it to him," one user commented on Instagram.

"While the country is supposedly doing so terribly my here’s Ms Ivanka living the life How adorable," someone else added.

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