After Trump's loss, Ivanka Trump and her husband are considering leaving Washington
As President Trump's term in office approaches, his daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner are both thinking. To move into a new home for their residence, and it looks like the steps will lead them to New Jersey.
It also appears that they will leave Washington quickly, as they have not succeeded in acclimatising. The couple had already expanded their "hut" in New Jersey by 2,500 square feet in 2016. By adding a basement and living room with a fireplace, all of these additions are documented by Mrs. Trump on Instagram.
The new plans are to add a spacious master bedroom, bathroom, and dressing room. And two new bedrooms, an office and a veranda, which makes the cottage more approachable compared to the $ 5 million home. They kept renting him in Washington Calorama for $ 15,000 a month.
There are also plans to add five more "huts" of 5,000 square feet each, and an entertainment complex with a "spa" and a "general store". On Tuesday, a family friend said the renovations had been going on for some time. But Trump representatives are due to present these plans to the municipality on December 3.
When Mrs. Trump and her husband, Kushner, moved to Washington, DC, many observers were convinced that they would feel settled in the West Wing. However, their residency has been troubled since then. Especially their experience with the Milton Gutsman Jewish School in the capital, where the couple registered their children in 2017.
This small school accommodates the children of public servants and diplomats, whom President Trump mocked and called the "deep state." So the enrollment of the Kushners in the school created a kind of sharp division over the members of the Presidential family mixing with the rest of the ordinary students. Which has worried the couple for the past four years.
Some parents pressed for the school to refuse to accept the sons, Ivanka and Kushner. Others urged that tolerance be given to these two children, who are not guilty, who cannot bear the burden of their grandfather.
Once enrolled in the school, the couple violated the unspoken rule of the Washington private school world. Which states that the children who have heavy security hinders the work of the school. Often the family and the accompanying delegation occupy the front two rows at any school event.
Some parents talked about a birthday party, which Kushner decided to attend with his kids. Then he requested the guests' Wi-Fi password, so that he could work in the guest room.
The tension reached its peak this fall, after the White House announced the nomination of judge, Amy Connie Barrett. To the Supreme Court, which included few invitees wearing masks, and no social distancing. And there were fears of infection with the Corona virus. To make matters worse, the president was later hospitalized due to "Covid-19". Parents panicked, school principals contacted the family about the students' potential exposure, as Kushner's youngest son attended classes face-to-face. According to a person briefed on the course of events, and talks have stalled over the couple's reluctance to answer basic school questions, which included a question about the last time their children had contact with President Trump, the couple withdrew from school on October 19. They enrolled their two children in another Jewish elementary school in suburban Rockville, Maryland.
White House spokeswoman Carolina Hurley attacked what she saw as interference from the school in the affairs of the presidential family. However, the school adhered to its official statement, and affirmed that “our school community has made extraordinary efforts to provide a safe and supportive learning environment during these difficult times. According to our long-standing policy, we do not discuss the privacy of students and families. ”
Once they enrolled, the Trump family violated the undeclared rule of the Washington private school world. Which states that children who have heavy security guard obstruct the work of the school, and often the family and the accompanying delegation occupy the front two rows in any event organized by the school.
And when Mrs. Trump and her husband Kushner moved to Washington, DC, many observers were convinced that they would feel settled in the West Wing. However, their residency has been turbulent since then, particularly their experience with the Milton Gutsman Jewish School in the capital. In which the couple registered their two children in 2017.
