Ivanka Trump Sets Her Sights On Another Risky Career Path As She Says Goodbye To Politics

Ivanka Trump is moving to greater heights…literally! The former first daughter continues to embrace a wild and sexier image following her exit from the White House.

During her time on the political scene, the second-born child of Donald Trump and Ivana Trump served as her father's senior advisor. However, the blonde beauty announced she would not participate in the ex-president's second campaign.

Instead, the 41-year-old shed her formal demeanor to become a social media personality, boasting a more vibrant and adventurous side. In her latest update, the mother of three appeared unconcerned about her father's ongoing legal drama as she took to the skies.

Once again, the New Yorker proved a life without politics was a rewarding experience with her newest fun yet challenging pursuit. Taking to her Instagram page, the media personality shared a brief video of herself piloting a helicopter.

The clip set to Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers' "Learning To Fly" track captured the former politician strapped in the pilot seat with her hands on the controller as she navigated the chopper.

The Republican dressed up for her flight lesson, looking gorgeous in a colorful Dolce & Gabbana print dress while her facial features were accentuated with makeup. Ivanka accessorized with a pair of dark shades and a black aviation headset on her straightened tresses.

Without fear, the 41-year-old confidently flashed the camera a pearly white smile as she steered the aircraft over a large body of water. "Learning to fly," the mother of three captioned the post, adding a helicopter emoji.

Like most social media personality's updates, her followers positively reacted to the video with adoring comments. "We lost this class and elegance and replaced it with drugs and nudists at the White House," someone claimed.

"I love how you are learning in a dress!!!" another raved, with a third echoing similar thoughts, writing: "I think you will do great. You certainly are the best-dressed pilot I've seen."

More praises followed with a fan chiming: "Flying in Dolce & Gabbana? Flying in style," while a fellow admirer declared: "You are just incredible!!!! What can't you do? So beautiful and elegant in everything you do."

Ivanka's piloting pursuits came a month after the New Yorker revealed her interest in surfing. The former first daughter shared a stunning snap of herself at the beach, ready to begin her career as a pro surfer.

The blonde beauty exuded "Baywatch" vibes in the picture, rocking a black one-piece swimsuit. The sexy ensemble featured a tempting underbust cut-out, a plunging neckline, and a bodycon fit.

The Girl Up co-founder was all smiles as she walked barefoot on the wet sand with a giant surfboard tucked under one arm. "Soaking up the Summer Solstice," the mother of three captioned the post alongside a string of tropical emojis.

Fans responded to the update with praises, with one writing: "More pretty than a supermodel." Another follower labeled Ivanka a "Barbie," while a third penned: "That's awesome, Ivanka! Let's go!"

As mentioned, the former senior advisor to the president stepped down from politics following her father's stint at the White House. The New Yorker exited her father's political pursuits before the 77-year-old was slammed with a fraud lawsuit.

In 2022, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a civil case against the Tree of Life Award recipient and his Trump Organization. The legal practitioner accused "The Apprentice" host of falsely increasing his net worth by billions of dollars.

The former president allegedly used the cooked-up wealth to mislead banks, insurance companies, and others about the value of his assets. These overestimated properties included the TV personality's golf courses and the Mar-a-Lago estate.

In the lawsuit, James listed Donald's three eldest children — Ivanka, Donald Jr., and Eric Trump — as defendants and multiple executives from the Trump Organization. However, the politician's second-born child with Ivana escaped the legal scandal.

Last month, the Appellate Division of New York's Supreme Court dismissed the claims against Ivanka. The mother of three was free from the lawsuit because the court noted she had exited her father's organization and was not cited for any misconduct during that period.

The attorney general claimed that while serving as an executive vice president at the Trump Organization, Ivanka was involved in helping the former president falsify his net worth to gain favorable loan terms from banks and real-estate licensing deals.

However, New Yorker's legal representatives insisted the lawsuit "does not contain a single allegation that Ms. Trump directly or indirectly created, prepared, reviewed, or certified any of her father's financial statements."