Ivanka Trump was severely persecuted in New York

Recently, Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner have been increasingly targeted in New York. The couple are already thinking about not returning to New York as planned. About where they decided to move after Donald Trump leaves the White House, the newspaper writes. The Sun.

In January 2021, the current US President Donald Trump will leave the White House. His senior adviser, husband of Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, will leave with him.

It was rumored that the Kushners would return to New York again, from where they moved to Washington in 2016. But apparently, in the Big Apple they are no longer welcome.

After this October a photo of Ivanka Trump was used in a scandalous advertisement in Times Square, in the Big Apple, posters with the image of Ivanka and the inscription "Not wanted" appeared. This is reported on the official page of The Good Liars - comedy duo Jason Selvig and Davram Stifler - in Twitter.

Posters posted in New York depict Ivanka Trump, who is accused of "fake aristocratic accent", and her husband Jared Kushner is called "a mythical evil creature."

This is the next step taken by the Lincoln Project, an alliance of Republicans who oppose the re-election of Donald Trump. In late October, they put up two billboards in Times Square, New York. One of them showed Ivanka Trump smiling happily against the backdrop of numbers showing the number of deaths in the United States and New York state due to COVID-19. On the other - Jared Kushner and the quote attributed to him: "(New Yorkers) will suffer, and that's their problem."

Before moving to Washington, the couple lived in Manhattan, in a $ 4,1 million apartment on Park Avenue.

Now they are more likely to feel outcast if they return to the Big Apple after working for the president in the White House.

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Recently, Ivanka's ex-girlfriend Georgina Bloomberg said returning to the Big Apple after working in the White House can be socially “difficult” for her. According to her, the Manhattan elite will most likely avoid communication with the daughter of the 45th US president.

“Anyone who has self-esteem, status, morality, respect for democracy - or who does not want their friends to shame them both in private and in public - will stay away,” she said, as the newspaper writes. Independent.

Amid all these rumors, Trump and Kushner are already considering not returning to New York, and in January they plan to move either to New Jersey or Florida.