Glimpses of their married life

Ivanka and Jared ... blazing romance ... ideological differences ... and mutual admiration.

The relationship between Jared and Ivanka went through sharp turns but held out.

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It is said that the US President, Donald Trump, often "spats out" with his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, the husband of his daughter Ivanka, although the scion of the real estate family occupies an influential position in the White House, side by side with his wife, the president's daughter, but he has a relationship Marital and romantic fires with the boss's generosity, despite the hiccups in some of its seasons.

The two will celebrate 11 years of their marriage at the end of October.

While their relationship arouses the envy of the rich and powerful around the world, Ivanka and Kushner experience their most intense marital turns during their path in life.

Their difference in religious beliefs affected their marriage, which was called "the best business deal" at first, but despite this, the life of "Jvanka", as some like to describe them (by merging the first letter of Jared's name with the rest of the letters of Ivanka's name) is full of unusual stories , Which, despite the question marks surrounding it, managed to hold out to secure the title of "the de facto presidential couple."

Here are excerpts from the couple's life:

A different romance

The couple try to hide their romantic relationship, go to parties separately, and avoid each other on common occasions.

Ultimately, however, Kushner accepts his girlfriend Eva (the name he likes to call her) in public.

Signs of separation

Only a year into their family relationship, cracks began to appear.

Ivanka is a Catholic, and Jared is an Orthodox Jew.

Rumors say that Jared's parents were not enthusiastic about his relationship with Ivanka, especially due to religious differences.

Ivanka eventually chose to convert to Judaism, but had to undergo a strict conversion process, in which she agreed to raise her children in the same way as Orthodox Jews.

Ivanka rarely talks about the process of converting her religious faith, saying it is a personal matter.

Their home maintains the use of halal food in Judaism (Kosher), and she says they are "very committed" to it.

Although religion caused the first rift between them, she now says Judaism was a vehicle for creating family contact.

Donald's "short" speech at his daughter's wedding

While Jared's father, during Monday's wedding, spoke about the "Holocaust" in his speech, referring to his family history, Donald Trump's speech to his daughter was less than impressive.

He addressed his son-in-law, telling him: “Be happy, and enjoy your life.” With these few words, his daughter marched to her husband.

Tense relationship with his brother-in-law

There has been speculation that the US president's relationship with his son-in-law has always been strained.

When asked if he would agree to have his daughter join her husband in his investment business, Trump did not.

And although Jared has now become an integral part of the family, serving as Trump's first advisor in the White House, there have been reports of Trump's remorse for hearing some of his advice, especially with regard to criminal justice reform.

"Executive Director"

Jared calls Ivanka the CEO of their family, admires his ambition, and praises him when he works late.

They have three children, and this is what makes them more together than before. Ivanka says that given that they are both very busy, her marriage to someone who supports her, cares for her and takes her interests into consideration, has laid a solid family foundation.

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