
Ivanka Trump heads back to the beach to catch the waves in simple black bikini
Ivanka Trump has been
spotted surfing this week
so much that she might be considering going pro. She was seen once again in the ocean off the coast of Costa Rica, wearing another simple chic bikini.
The First Daughter was seen hitting the beach with a few friends, walking into the clear blue ocean with her surfboard under her arm,
ready to ride some waves
.
Despite ongoing rumors of a feud, Ivanka Trump and Karlie Kloss seemed to be all smiles as they vacationed with their husbands. Ivanka was seen wearing a small black two-piece bikini while catching some waves, similar to the orange one she wore earlier in the week during a beach afternoon
with her model sister-in-law, Kloss
.
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These photos of the women enjoying their time in the sun come after years of online speculation suggesting that Trump and Kloss may not be on good terms, despite being married into the same family. The speculations originated from the supermodel's previous admissions of not voting for
Donald Trump
in the 2016 and 2020 elections.
Ivanka receives pointers from instructor before embarking into the office
(Image: BACKGRID)
In contrast, Ivanka has been a steadfast supporter of her father, serving in his first administration and backing him throughout his recent campaign. Although she opted not to return to Washington D. C. with her family this time, Ivanka stood by her father's side at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda in January for his inauguration.
Ivanka's husband, Jared, also held a key role in the first Trump administration as Senior White House Advisor. Despite their differing political views, it was reported that the couple maintained a "good relationship" with Kloss.
Before hitting the waves, Ivanka was seen taking a quick lesson from an instructor, while her children observed from the shore. Just four months before to her trip to Costa Rica, Ivanka honed her surfing skills at FlowRider, a 40-foot-long surf simulator, where she effortlessly balanced on a small yellow board.
The former fashion mogul has turned into a fitness enthusiast since relocating to Miami. In February, Ivanka proudly showed off her toned abs in a mirror selfie post-workout at the gym.
"Sticking to New Year's resolutions isn't easy-only 23% of people make it past the first week. [I've fallen into that category many, many times! ]," the mother of three captioned the photo.
Trump then surprised her followers by demonstrating her jiu-jitsu skills during a session with Gisele Bündchen's boyfriend, Joaquim Valente, and his brothers in March.
In the video, President Trump's eldest daughter was seen wearing a white robe and blue belt, indicating she has reached a significant milestone in her training journey.

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