The Surprising Place Ivanka And Jared Plan To Move Post-Election

Writer and one-time best friend to Ivanka Trump, Lysandra Ohrstrom, didn't mince words when she wrote her tell-all essay for Vanity Fair. In one of her confessions, she admitted that she and other women who grew up with Ivanka have all privately discussed how, quote, "appalled [they] are that [Ivanka] didn't publicly oppose Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination" as well as her father's policies as President, which Ohrstrom described as "repugnant." Several social commentators feel that Manhattan may not have a problem with Ivanka and a possible move back into the couple's four-bedroom penthouse at Trump Park Avenue. However, New York society may be less kind to her husband. Town & Country says it's likely that New York society won't be too keen on the fact that Jared has been linked to investigations involving his family real estate company. They have come under scrutiny for filing fraudulent claims that the firm, Kushner Companies, didn't have rent-regulated tenants when it actually had hundreds, according to Newsweek. Because of the perceived animosity toward Jared and Ivanka, the New York Times says it looks as though the couple could end up settling down in Bedminster, New Jersey. Expansion plans have been submitted for their cottage, which is located on the grounds of the Trump National Golf Club. When completed, the New Jersey cottage is getting a serious upgrade and may look similar to the mansion the Kushners are leaving in Washington D.C. This isn't the couple's only connection to New Jersey, either. Jared is from the Garden State and his family's real estate company has a long history of buying and selling properties in New Jersey. Aside from extensive renovations to the cottage, the Trump family also appears to have submitted plans for five additional cottages. The plans currently are said to be with Bedminster Township officials for consideration. New Jersey may be the best option for Jared and Ivanka, at least for now. The family apparently annoyed fellow parents at the Milton Gottesman Jewish Day School of the Nation's Capital by taking up the front rows during school events, according to the New York Times. During a child's birthday party, Jared reportedly rubbed the hosts the wrong way by asking for their WiFi password so he could work in the living room. What's more, they were eventually forced to withdraw their children from the school after the administration asked them about exposure to COVID-19 during the Amy Coney Barrett nomination. New Yorkers like comic author Christopher Buckley may be one of those who feel that the Kushners are better off giving the Big Apple a big pass for now. But could they eventually make a comeback? Keep watching to see The Surprising Place Ivanka And Jared Plan To Move Post-Election! #IvankaTrump #JaredKushner