Is Ivanka Trump returning to her father’s side as an active member of his campaign, is the question many have been asking lately as Donald Trump’s daughter strongly defends his candidacy.

However, the former first daughter of the USA stands by her decision and declares that she will not return to politics.

Ivanka Trump will attend the Republican National Convention next week, the DailyMail reports, but she will be there in her personal capacity to support her father.

On Thursday, July 18, he will attend the conference to announce the official candidacy of Donald Trump. However, Ivanka “will not have a political presence at the event. Other members of the Trump family are expected to attend the event.

Ivanka in an interview last week expressed her support for Donald Trump.

It is noted that Ivanka’s decision stands in stark contrast to the 2020 election, when she actively participated, even introducing her father at that year’s convention. He was also heavily involved in the 2016 conference.

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After Trump’s latest defeat, Ivanka Trump has made a 180-degree turn when it comes to politics.

Ivanka spoke about her decision to leave politics in a rare interview, saying she wanted to spend more time with her three children and that, after four years in the White House, she felt she had given everything she had to give.

“I spent four years in Washington. I feel like I gave it my all. I feel really good about it and I feel really privileged that I was able to do what I did,” he said.

She said, however, that she is her father’s staunchest supporter as the former president faces several legal cases.

“On a human level, he’s my father and I love him very much, so it’s painful to go through, but ultimately, I wish it wasn’t like this,” she said.