Ivanka Trump rattled as Secret Service agent violently shoves man who tried breaching her security cover

MIAMI, FLORIDA: President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump was left rattled as a Secret Service agent violently shoved a mysterious man who tried to breach her security cover over the weekend in Miami.

The incident was recorded in a video that went viral across social media. The clip showed Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, holding hands and leaving Carbone Beach in South Beach, after an event on Saturday, May 3, surrounded by onlookers, according to Daily Mail.

Ivanka Trump rattled as Secret Service agent pushes mysterious man

The video then showed an unidentified man, holding a Manila envelope and wearing khaki shorts and a black t-shirt, trying to walk alongside them.

Meanwhile, an agent in a blue button-down shirt and black jeans was seen gently pushing the man out of the way. 

However, things soon become ugly when the man put his hand on the agent, and the guard forcefully shoved the bystander out of the way using both hands.

The scene made bystanders scream in shock and rattled Ivanka, who turned around to see what had happened.

The clip then shows the guard rushing the POTUS' daughter and her husband into an awaiting SUV.

Meanwhile, in a statement to Daily Mail, the Secret Service said, "During a protective movement on Saturday, May 4, 2025, an adult male encroached, coming too close to Secret Service personnel. A special agent immediately intervened, physically redirecting the individual to reestablish a safe perimeter."

The statement added, "The public is reminded that during protective operations, maintaining a safe distance from law enforcement and protective personnel is essential. Adequate space ensures agents can respond swiftly to unexpected actions and helps safeguard everyone in the vicinity."

The incident took place as Ivanka and Kushner were leaving the Florida Miami Race Week, a three-night dinner club experience sponsored by American Express, per the New York Post.

Ivanka Trump returns to White House for first time since Donald Trump’s inauguration

In late April, Ivanka Trump made her first appearance at the White House since her father became the POTUS for his second term. She was present to celebrate the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 Super Bowl win.

Ivanka was seen walking through the Rose Garden with two of her three children, Arabella and Theodore Kushner, to celebrate the Eagles’ win, per Daily Beast.

Interestingly, Ivanka has been a scarce presence throughout Trump's second term and hasn’t returned to Washington since his inauguration in January.

Moroever, in November 2024, an insider close to the Trump administration informed the Daily Mail that Ivanka was 'not going back into politics'.

The insider said, "She felt like she was being asked to reveal something she did not know anything about and she never wants to be in that position again."

The source added, "Her family means the world to her and she is now focusing on being a mom and other private ventures. She is completely happy where she is in her life."

Internet sides with Secret Service after agent pushes man who approached Ivanka Trump

Several internet users sided with the Secret Service as one of its agents violently shoved a mysterious man who tried to approach Ivanka Trump over the weekend in Miami.

An Instagram user commented on the video, "You push Ivanka’s security you’re going to get flattened," while one added, "Today’s lesson: Don’t eff with Secret Service."

A person also stated, "That guy knew what he was doing. He was watching Ivanka and kept trying to push in," whereas one mentioned, "Great job."

A user also wrote, "He 100% did his job. .. You people don’t know if the old guy was a threat or not! Her father has been shot at. You think security shouldn’t be on edge? Stop it," while one commented, "Haha I found that push so satisfying … he tried to get too close …"

A person also mentioned, "Security securing. Don’t touch security or their client and there won’t be any pushing."

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