Ivanka Trump’s Mother Believes Her Daughter Is ‘Smart As Hell’ To Become Future POTUS

Ivanka Trump, popularly known as U.S. President Donald Trump’s First Daughter, is loved as well as criticized for many things. However, no one can deny the fact that she holds an important position of being a Senior Advisor to her father in the Trump Administration.

Ivanka is the daughter of Donald and Ivana Trump, who were married from 1977 to 1992. Ivana has confessed many times publicly that she frequently speaks to Donald Trump, mostly concerning their children and general topics related to politics. Apart from Ivanka, Donald and Ivana Trump have two other children – Eric and Donald Trump Jr.

During a recent interview on Monday, September 14, Ivana said that Ivanka may run for the President in the future and has the potential to hold that position.

“She's in the White House every day. She's next to her father every day. I think she could be, one day, the first girl, or woman, president. Definitely,” Ivana said. “She's smart as hell. She's beautiful. She's au courant. And how much more can you have?”

At the moment, Ivanka is the Senior Advisor in the Trump Administration and so is her husband, Jared Kushner.

During the interview, Ivana was asked what her life would have been if she was still married to POTUS. To the question, she replied that politics doesn’t interest her much, however, she would have performed a “great job” at the White House.

She added that she is happy with her life right now.

“I’m in a stage of my life that I do what I want to do, I go wherever I want to go … and I can afford it, thank God,” she said. “So, I’m right to be free.”

Ivana has been pretty vocal about Trump’s success at the White House in the past and she again said that she is very proud of her ex-husband. When she was questioned about the First Lady Melania Trump, she preferred to answer conservatively.

“He was my husband of 15 years; I wish him all the best. I see that he can do a great job. He’s pro-everything which I believe in,” she said.