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Ivanka Trump public activities and appointments

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Ivanka Trump has been the subject of public attention regarding her lifestyle and professional activities. Following reports of summer travels to Iceland and the Bahamas and a business appearance in Manhattan, she was later observed surfing in Costa Rica during a family trip. During this vacation in Costa Rica, which she has made a regular destination for family trips, Trump was photographed on a ~~green surfboard~~ longboard alongside an instructor. ~~She~~ While she experienced a brief wipeout where she lost her balance and fell into the ocean, she was also observed performing a ‘shaka’ gesture. Local instructors, such as Jesús Zabala from Take Off Surf School, have previously commented on her skill level and positive attitude. In addition to surfing, Trump was spotted horseback riding along the shoreline with her 15-year-old daughter, Arabella Kushner, as part of the active family getaway. While her husband, Jared Kushner, and their other children were not present during specific sessions, she has shared glimpses of the broader trip on social ~~media, including photos of her family spending time in nature and on golf courses.~~ media. In addition to her personal activities, it was noted that she was appointed by FIFA to the board of a $100 million educational initiative connected to the 2026 World Cup. Recent reports detail her surfing activities in Costa Rica, noting that the 44-year-old has been practicing the sport in the country for several years. While her husband, Jared Kushner, and their three children were not present during a specific surfing session, local instructors have previously commented on her skill level and positive attitude. The images of her luxury vacation have drawn mixed reactions on social media; while many focused on her athletic activity, some critics have labeled the trip as ‘tone-deaf’ in relation to economic struggles in the United States.

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