Arabella Kushner is growing up fast, and her mother Ivanka Trump is making sure to capture every moment. To ring in her eldest daughter's 15th birthday, the Miami-based mom treated her Instagram followers to a nostalgic, never-before-seen digital scrapbook.
© @ivankatrumpThe heartfelt post captured Arabella's evolution over the years, giving fans a closer look at her personality, childhood milestones, and favorite memories.
"Happy 15th Birthday to my extraordinary girl," Ivanka affectionately captioned the tribute.
Ivanka also shared more recent photos of Arabella, showing her alongside her horse, wearing the appropriate attire, and in Miami, where the family is now based, showing her on a walk with the family dog. The image shows Arabella kissing the dog's snout.
© IG: ivankatrump"You amaze me every day with your kindness, curiosity, brilliance and strength. I am endlessly proud of your dedication, your poise, and the way you move through the world with both confidence and compassion. I love you more than words can express. Happy Birthday, Arabella."
More photos show different family moments, including Arabella with her father, Jared Kushner, and on family trips with her brothers and parents. She also included photos alongside her grandfather, President Donald Trump.
© ivankatrumpIvanka on how much she admires her daughter
© @ivankatrumpOver the years, Ivanka has opened up about her daughter and her personality. In an appearance on The Skinny Confidential podcast, Ivanka revealed that Arabella was the reason why her family began practicing jiu-jitsu, a sport that they now practice consistently.
© IG: ivankatrump"My daughter Arabella came to me and said, 'As a woman, I feel like I need to know how to defend myself. And I don't have a confidence level yet that I can do that. Can you sign me up for a self-defense class?' My jaw just hit the ground," said Ivanka.
© @ivankatrumpIvanka then shared that she and her family have incorporated jiu-jitsu into their routines, with Ivanka finding it mentally beneficial. "It's almost like a moving meditation," she said. "Because the movements are so micro. It's like three-dimensional chess. And now it's funny, like I'll watch Ultimate Fighting," she added.
