Ivanka Trump Enjoys A 'Night Swim' With Her Kids To Mark Thanksgiving Day

Former first daughter Ivanka Trump loves bonding with her kids. The American businesswoman recently took to Instagram to share pictures of herself having a fun-filled Thanksgiving moment with her three kids: Arabella Rose Kushner, Joseph Frederick Kushner, and Theodore James Kushner.

In the post's comments section, fans extended their Thanksgiving wishes to Ivanka and her family. The mother of three had previously testified in her father's long-running civil fraud case. Following her testimony, a former White House aide claimed that Ivanka might have lied on the stand.

Taking a night swim was part of the Thanksgiving celebration for the Kushner family, as seen by photos posted by Ivanka Trump.

In one of the shots, the gorgeous blonde and her three kids, Arabella, Joseph, and Theodore, could be seen grinning at the camera while immersed in their king-size swimming pool.

A second shot featured only Ivanka's two youngest kids putting on goofy faces for the camera. Then, for the third, all three kids were cuddled at one end of the pool sans Ivanka.

Ivanka added a lovely caption highlighting the Thanksgiving celebration along with the uploads. She wrote, "Night swim with these turkeys! Happy Thanksgiving," adding two leaf emojis and a turkey emoji.

Noticeably absent from all three pictures was the patriarch of the house, Jared Kushner. Nonetheless, he received shout-outs from fans in the comment section as they extended Thanksgiving wishes to the family.

"Blessings to you and your beautiful family! Happy Thanksgiving, and thanks to Jared for working so hard to have peace in the Middle East," one fan said.

Another follower commented, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your beautiful family @ivankatrump - you are all amazing," while a third wrote, "Happy Thanksgiving to this terrific group of turkeys."

Another person added about Ivanka's father, Donald Trump, saying, "You can say what you want about Donald Trump, but he raised one hell of a nice family, and that's really what's most important in life!"

Ivanka's Thanksgiving post came after she testified in her father's $250 million civil fraud trial, per CNBC.

She had previously tried to avoid testifying after being subpoenaed by New York Attorney General Letitia James, the leading attorney on the case. However, she was compelled by the presiding judge, Arthur Engoron, despite claims from her lawyer it was "beyond the jurisdiction" of the New York court and that Ivanka would face irreparable harm if she testified.

When she finally took to the stand earlier in the month, Ivanka claimed that she "had no involvement" in the alleged falsification of asset values by her father, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and others to get tax benefits and other financial perks. She also told the court that she had no idea "about the valuations that were taken into account."

On other occasions during the court session, the former White House employee also mentioned that she did not recall specific details about the documents presented to her while she was cross-examined.

Following Ivanka's appearance in court, James told the press that "her testimony raises some questions with regards to its credibility."

"The reality is that based on the evidence, the documentary evidence, she clearly was involved in negotiating and securing loans favorable loans for the benefit of the Trump Organization, for Mr. Trump, and her brothers, and for herself," James said, citing Ivanka's past position as the vice president for development and acquisitions at the Trump Organization.

She added, "At the end of the day, this case is about fraudulent statements of financial condition that she benefited from."

In addition to James, another individual, Stephanie Grisham, faulted Ivanka's testimony in the civil fraud trial.

"I don't buy that she doesn't recall things," said the former White House aide, per News Week. "Ivanka Trump is a very, very smart woman and has an amazing memory. I used to actually always marvel about that when I worked with her. So the talking about not recalling kind of rang a little not true to me."