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Ivanka Trump could be seen cutting very stylish figure in a short floral print dress as she was seen taking her daughter Arabella, 11, to a horse riding lesson in Miami earlier this month.
But despite appearing as her usual casual and glamorous self, Ivanka appears to be letting things slide when it comes to the hair department.
Dark roots appeared to be protruding through the top of her trademark blonde locks with a noticeable difference between her fair highlights and natural hair color.
In other photos shot over the same weekend, Ivanka could be seen wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat which concealed her fashion faux pas.
The former first daughter stopped to sweetly pet a horse nearby as she walked past a stable.
Ivanka Trump could be seen cutting very stylish figure in a short floral print dress
Ivanka could be seen chatting to a horse while at the Miami stables where her daughter rides
The former first daughter stopped to sweetly pet a horse nearby as she walked past a stable.
She really took a shine to one horse wearing purple ear covers as she pet it with her arm
Ivanka seemed to get a real kick out of greeting the horses individually
At one stage, Ivanka appeared to be intently using her Apple iPhone
The former White House senior advisers purchased a $24 million mansion in the village last year
Ivanka and Jared bought the mansion (to the right of the bridge) a little over a year after they dropped $31.8 million on a two-acre plot of land on Indian Creek in 2020
The couple closed on a $32.2 million lot on Indian Creek, a luxury island community in Miami-Dade County, Florida
The village’s population was last tallied at 86 people ‘several of whom are billionaires’. Pictured, a closeup of the home from above with contruction workers present on site
The Kushners left Washington, D.C., at the end of President Donald Trump’s term, and are now based in Miami full-time.
Jared and Ivanka, who grew up in North Jersey and New York, respectively, relocated to Florida after leaving their 8,200-square-foot house in the affluent neighborhood of Kalorama in Washington, D.C.
They are currently living in a condo in the Arte, a luxury high-rise complex, in Miami, while their mansion on the exclusive island community of Indian Creek, is being built.
The building is one of the most expensive complexes in Miami-Dade County, with an average rental price of nearly $47,000 per month.
Its penthouse sold for $33 million to an unnamed private equity executive from New York in January 2021 — the same month that they moved into the building.
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos shows Ivanka Trump spending part of her weekend earlier this month at a horse riding lesson for her daughter, Arabella, 11
Ivanka could be seen chatting with the stable staff while her daughter stood close by
Ivanka watched from the sidelines as her daughter led the horse by its reins
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Ivanka could be seen wearing a pari of dark sunglasses while holding a can of soda
Earlier this week they visited their lavish waterfront mansion that is being built on Indian Creek — an exclusive island that is known as the ‘Billionaire Bunker.’
The former White House senior advisers purchased a $24 million dollar fixer-upper in the village last year and have been temporarily renting a condo as they wait for their dream home to be completed.
Ivanka, 40, and Jared, 41, were joined by their daughter, Arabella and their younger son, Theodore, six, as they walked to the property from their current home at Arte Surfside — a luxury building nestled between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
At one point, Ivanka turned around to wave to someone she appeared to know
Ivanka stood to watch the her daughter sit in the saddle from behind fencing
Ivanka and Jared purchased the property in April 2021, a little over a year after they dropped $31.8 million on a two-acre plot of land in the village.
Indian Creek has roughly 40 lots and 30 residences, all of which were built around the perimeter of the island for waterfront views.
The high-security community is also home to the Indian Creek Country Club. Ivanka and Jared both enjoy golf, but joining might be considered an affront to her father, who has over a dozen golf courses to his name.
The couple started putting down roots on Indian Creek around the same time Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen dropped $17 million on a plot of land in the village — followed by another $10.12 million in construction costs to build what was supposed to be their forever home.
However, Page Six reported earlier this month that construction had halted amid their looming divorce.
Ivanka had been pictured earlier but was wearing a sunhat which took attention off her roots
Ivanka could be seen strutting about the stables while Arabella had her riding lesson
Ivanka could be seen holding a cellphone in one hand and she walked about the riding school
The family has been seen frolicking around Miami as of late and have appeared to not let the stress of the death of Ivanka’s mother, Ivana, earlier this summer, Donald Trump’s legal troubles, and Jared’s battle with thyroid cancer get them down.
Jared’s second surgery for thyroid cancer has been deemed a success while the rollout continues for his White House memoir.
In a September interview with The National Desk, Jared confirmed his surgery saying: ‘I had the surgery. It was very successful.’
He is also celebrating his White House memoir becoming a No. 1 New York Times bestseller.
Ivanka took the time to post about how proud she was of her husband’s achievement, posting on Instagram ‘It is an incredible book.’
Their faith is clearly important to them as they’ve were spotted heading to their local Miami synagogue to celebrate the High Holy Days. The family now observes the sabbath and keeps kosher.
Seeing the horse stick its face out made Ivanka smile as she walked by the stable
Ivanka stood posing under a tiki-style shelter while the riding lesson took place
Arabella could be seen grinning as she got into position atop her horse
