Tiffany the
president's youngest daughter attended an event in honor of the Wounded Warrior
Project.
While her sister Ivanka Trump has been a constant
presence in President Donald Trump's White House, Tiffany Trump has largely
avoided the political spotlight, until now.
On Thursday morning, Tiffany Trump attended an event in support of the Wounded Warrior Project in Washington, DC,
marking her first official visit to the White House since her father's
inauguration. Multiple sources report that the 23-year-old "kept a low
profile" at the event, quietly taking her seat front and center, and
opting for a simple, white silk shift dress.
According to CBS, the event was also attended by the
president and his wife, First Lady Melania Trump; as well as Vice President
Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence. During his remarks, Trump thanked the
wounded veterans and soldiers for their service and "incredible
sacrifice."
Trump's youngest daughter reportedly flew down from New
York to DC for the event on Wednesday afternoon alongside her half-brother Eric
Trump and his wife, Lara, who recently announced she is pregnant.
Source: Cosmopolitan
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