It’s summer vacation time. And with just a few more weeks until school starts, celeb parents are pulling out all the stops, treating their families to luxury trips.
WhileIvanka Trump’s big brother, Donald Trump Jr., was enjoying warm weather, sandy beaches, and a whole lot of lobsters on a tropical Bahama getaway with his wife Bettina Trump, two youngest children (11-year-old Chloe Trump and 13-year-old Spencer Trump, with ex-wife Vanessa Trump), and a closeknit group of friends over the weekend, she was struggling to stay warm on a chilly trip to Iceland. That said, based on the pics, Ivanka and her brood had an absolutely amazing time enjoying the lush green scenery.
Donald Trump’s eldest daughter shared a carousel of family photos from her vacation, starting the series off with a sweet snapshot of herself and husband Jared Kushner in a romanticOutlander-worthy embrace.
Along with a few selfies and cute couple’s pics, Ivanka also posted a family portrait featuring all three of her children: 15-year-old Arabella Kushner, 12-year-old Joseph Kushner, and 10-year-old Theodore Kushner.
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Fans, friends, and a few famous followers flocked to the post, gushing over the fab family and equally impressive backdrop. Elon Musk’s mom, Maye Musk, commented, “Gorgeous photos”; Ivanka’s new sister-in-law, Bettina Trump, added a simple “Stunning”; and Ambassador and Chief Protocol of the United States, Monica Crowley, wrote, “Perfect.”
Even though the Trump-Kushners were bundled up, wearing boots and jackets in Ivanka’s first Iceland getaway post, she later shared a…let’s just call it, less covered-up pic. In a second Instagram carousel, Ivanka added a revealing photo of herself wearing an icy blue bikini.
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And if you’re wondering why someone would wear a bathing suit in Iceland, there’s a very good reason. Instead of quickly jetting off to a tropical paradise for a seaside trip, the Trump-Kushner clan visited the Blue Lagoon in Iceland.
The famous geothermal spa near Grindavik’s mineral-rich water is a tepid 98 to 102 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, making it the perfect way to spend a cool summer day. While it’s currently the warmest time of the year, Iceland’s July and August temperatures typically stay in the mid-50s.