Ivanka Trump traded her usual glam for motocross gear this weekend, joining her family for an adrenaline-filled day at Miami Motocross Park to celebrate her son Joseph’s 12th birthday.
The 43-year-old mom of three shared a series of photos from the event, capturing moments of laughter, dirt, and high-speed fun. “Twelve years of adventure and this one might be your favorite ride yet,” she wrote in her Instagram post. “I love you, Joseph! Happy birthday!”
The birthday celebration was anything but ordinary. Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, 44, were joined by their children Arabella, 14, Joseph, and Theodore, 9, for a full day on the motocross track.
The family even posed in front of an eye-catching orange and black backdrop, complete with a custom dirt bike–themed cake perched on a first-place podium.
Known for her chic style, Ivanka turned heads once again in a figure-hugging ensemble. She wore pink and blue patterned pants paired with a red motocross jersey, layered with protective gear.
One image showed her confidently riding a dirt bike, helmet on and boots strapped, ready for action. Fans were quick to praise her sporty look, with many calling her “the ultimate cool mom.”
Comments flooded her post with birthday wishes for Joseph. Others applauded Ivanka’s effort to make the day special, noting the cake inscription “Joseph and Duke.”
Throughout the day, the family could be seen watching professional motocross riders perform tricks, cheering as they soared over the jumps. In April of last year, Ivanka had shared photos of a similar outing, showing her children tearing up the tracks at the same Miami park.
Beyond family milestones, Ivanka Trump continues to expand her global initiatives. The former White House advisor recently joined the advisory board of a $100 million FIFA education project created in partnership with Global Citizen.
The charity, part-funded by 2026 World Cup ticket sales, aims to support grassroots education programs in over 200 countries and develop FIFA’s worldwide schools program. “The board will provide strategic guidance to maximize the fund’s reach and impact,” FIFA said in a statement.
Ivanka’s involvement follows her appearance at FIFA’s Club World Cup draw last December in Miami, where she and her son Theodore joined Gloria Estefan on stage for the event.
The FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, which already raised $30 million toward its goal, will receive $1 from every ticket sold for the 2026 tournament.