Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner looked in high spirits as they stepped out in New York City, one day after the mother-of-three detailed her battle with postpartum depression.
The first daughter, 35, and her husband, 36, left their apartment together on Tuesday morning to hop on a Secret Service SUV, with Jared holding the door open as he watched his wife board the vehicle.
Ivanka looked chic in a camel colored skirt with black embellishments, which she paired with a black turtleneck and the same black ankle-strap heels she wore the previous day.
Duo: Ivanka Trump, 35, and Jared Kushner, 36, looked in high spirits as they stepped out in New York City on Tuesday morning
Ride: The first daughter and her husband left their apartment together on Tuesday morning to hop on a Secret Service SUV
Awesome outfit: Ivanka looked chic in a camel colored skirt with black embellishments, which she paired with a black turtleneck and the same black ankle-strap heels
Helping: Jared held the door open as he kept a very close eye on his wife while she climbed into the Secret Service vehicle
Opening up: On Monday, Ivanka (pictured Tuesday) taped an episode of Dr. Oz, and during the interview, revealed she once suffered from postpartum depression
Family: Ivanka and Jared (pictured on Tuesday) have since welcomed two other children: Joseph, three, and Theodore, their youngest, aged one
Official duties: Ivanka also attended her father’s first address to the United Nations General Assembly today, and was pictured along with her brother Eric and his wife Lara
Back: Lara, who gave birth to her first child, a boy named Luke, just a week ago, led the way as all four of them made their way out
Looking on: Ivanka, Jared, Lara and Eric sat among the crowd as President Trump addressed the assembly during the opening session of the General Debate
Whispering: At one point, Ivanka leaned towards her neighbor to tell her something while her father delivered his address at the General Assembly
The mother of three wore her long blond hair in a low bun. Her husband, meanwhile, looked businesslike in a suit and tie.
On Monday, Ivanka taped an episode of Dr. Oz set to air on Thursday, and during the interview, revealed she suffered from postpartum depression after the birth of her eldest child, daughter Arabella, who is now six, Page Six reported.
Ivanka and Jared have since welcomed two other children: Joseph, three, and Theodore, their youngest, aged one.
During the taping, Ivanka also commented on Hillary Clinton’s newly published book, What Happened, in which the former Democratic candidate reveals her tale of the election that saw Ivanka’s father become commander in chief.
‘Was blown away by how beautiful and elegant Ivanka Trump was,’ an audience member wrote on Facebook. ‘The highlight of the show was when Ivanka joked about taking over her father’s Twitter account. I’m surprised she even commented on [Hillary Clinton’s] book …’
Ivanka and Jared were previously photographed leaving Trump Tower on Monday morning, with Ivanka looking camera-ready in a black dress with a red floral design and peplum, and simple black ankle-strap heels.
Schedule: This week, President Trump’s daughter and senior adviser (pictured this morning) is meeting with foreign officials as the United Nations General Assembly gathers in New York
Meetings: Later in the week, Ivanka she will meet with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and will have coffee with Queen Maxima of the Netherlands
Talks: Ivanka (pictured on Tuesday) met Monday with Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj and Peter Maurer, President of the International Committee for the Red Cross
Happy families: Ivanka and Jared have three children together, pictured in August, however the businesswoman has not previously spoken out about her postpartum struggles
Mother-daughter: The mom of three, pictured in June playing with Arabella during a congressional picnic at the White House, regularly shares snaps of her family life
Milestone: In June, Ivanka shared this photo of herself with Arabella on her last day of school before entering first grade
Siblings: Arabella was pictured in August with her mother and her younger brother Theodore, who is now one year old
This week, President Trump’s daughter and senior adviser is meeting with foreign officials as the United Nations General Assembly gathers in New York.
Ivanka met Monday with Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj and Peter Maurer, President of the International Committee for the Red Cross.
Later in the week, Ivanka she will meet with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and will have coffee with Queen Maxima of the Netherlands.
She also attended her father’s first address to the United Nations General Assembly today, and was pictured along with her brother Eric and his wife Lara, who gave birth to her first child, a boy named Luke, just a week ago.
Ivanka was seen waving at the crowd while Jared, Eric and Lara went down another escalator as all four of them made their way out.
Lady in red: Ivanka Trump was seen leaving Trump Tower in New York City on Monday morning
Rain or shine: The 35-year-old didn’t carry an umbrella despite the rainy weather
So girlish: She curled her hair and wore it in a low ponytail, tied up in a large black ribbon
Figure-flaunting: For her outfit, she picked a red floral pattern dress
On-the-go: She was only outside for a brief moment before ducking into an SUV
Doll: The ribbon in her hair fluttered as she took the few steps to the cars on the curb
Ivanka was previously spotted in Washington, D.C. last week when she was seen leaving her home in the upscale Kalorama neighborhood that she shares with her husband and their three children.
On that occasion, she smiled widely for the cameras as she slipped through her front gate to the Secret Service vehicles.
She wrote a pleated white midi-length skirt with a sleeveless purple top that Friday, accessorizing with a pair of black pumps from her own brand and a matching black bag.
Her husband Jared was also pictured leaving the house on Friday morning in a suit and tie as the pair, who both have positions as senior advisers at the White House, headed to work.
Just the previous night, Ivanka’s father and the first lady hosted a black-tie dinner for the White House Historical Association — but the first daughter and her husband were nowhere to be seen during the glamorous event.
Peppy: Ivanka seemed in a cheery disposition as she stepped out of her house in Washington, D.C. on Friday morning, greeting the day with a bright smile
Sartorial picks: Ivanka paired her white skirt with a sleeveless top
The mother-of-three’s relaxed and carefree attitude on Friday morning contrasted with the low profile she previously maintained over the past few mornings, during which she avoided photographers by leaving her house in a blacked-out SUV.
But the previous day, the first daughter returned to her usual cheery disposition, smiling for the cameras as she stepped out of her family home in a pink floral dress.
Ivanka’s outing on Thursday came after she revealed in an interview that she will not ever publicly criticize her father, because she considers herself ‘part of the team’.
‘To voice dissent publicly would mean I’m not part of the team,’ the first daughter and top White House aide told the Financial Times. ‘When you’re part of a team, you’re part of a team.’
She added that she believes people had ‘unrealistic expectations’ regarding her influence over her father and his decision making, insisting that ‘my presence in and of itself’ would not ever cause President Trump to ‘abandon his core values’.
Ivanka and Jared, who both have offices in the White House, do discuss their work life at home, although the first daughter acknowledged in her latest interview it might be best to separate their professional and personal lives as much as possible.
‘We talk about it,’ Ivanka said. ‘I think it’s probably healthier to compartmentalize more. But I don’t think this job lends itself to that. I think the weight of the decisions that are made in this building are such that you can’t leave it at the door in the same way that you could in the business world.’
Although she sought to minimize her influence on her father, she has accompanied him on many official visits, helping him win over crowds and carry his message.