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If Trump wins, we lose: Ivanka promotes book by her father's vocal critic

If Trump wins, we lose: Ivanka promotes book by her father's vocal critic

India Today04-06-2025
Ivanka Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, has once again drawn attention, but this time not for political commentary, but for her reading choices. The 43-year-old recently took to Instagram to share a photo of Untamed, the best-selling memoir by Glennon Doyle, a self-help author and outspoken critic of her father.In a post captioned 'This week in Miami,' Ivanka offered glimpses into her daily life, which now centers around wellness, family, and quiet reflection rather than the political spotlight.advertisementThe carousel of images included scenes of workouts, family outings, and leisure activities like golfing and fishing. But it was the snapshot of Untamed, a memoir steeped in themes of self-liberation and empowerment that raised eyebrows.
Doyle, who actively campaigned against Trump during the 2020 election and supported Kamala Harris, hasn't been shy about her views. In a widely shared post leading up to the election, she warned: 'If Trump wins, we lose,' citing concerns over women's rights under his administration.Her memoir, which chronicles her journey through divorce, motherhood, and coming out as a lesbian, is lauded as a testament to living unapologetically.Ivanka's subtle endorsement of the book stands out against the backdrop of her withdrawal from public political life. Once a senior adviser in the Trump White House and a key figure during her father's first term, she has taken a different path in recent years.advertisementSince relocating to Miami with her husband Jared Kushner and their three children: Arabella, 13, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, 8, IIvanka has chosen a life away from Washington's high-stakes arena.Speaking on The Skinny Confidential podcast, Ivanka opened up about the emotional toll of her time in the White House. 'It's a very dark, negative world,' she said, referring to politics.'Unfortunately, there is a darkness to that world that I don't really want to welcome into mine.' She reflected on how the experience made her 'a little bit calloused,' and emphasized her desire to be present for her children.She also described her new role in her father's life not as a political advisor, but simply as a daughter. 'I'm most looking forward to just being able to show up for him to take his mind off things, and like watch a movie or a sports game,' she said. 'It's the world's loneliest position.'This is not the first time Ivanka has shared her reading habits. Her Instagram has previously featured titles such as Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, and The Women by Kristin Hannah. According to her, books often come recommended by podcast hosts and influencers—including Untamed, which was suggested by Lauryn Bosstick of The Skinny Confidential.Trending Reel
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