President Donald Trump’s first daughter, Ivanka Trump, delighted her fans on X (formerly Twitter) with a touching new video of her son, Theodore “Theo” Kushner, spending a memorable time with his grandfather inside the White House.
Theo, the youngest of Ivanka and Jared Kushner’s three children, is shown in the brief video sitting at a grand piano and meticulously playing a tune while President Trump looks on proudly from a distance.
A unique behind-the-scenes look into the Trump family’s private life while they were in Washington is provided by this sweet family moment, which shows the two bonding over music.
President Trump says, “You’re good,” in a proud, grandfatherly tone, as he puts a hand on his grandson’s shoulder and smiles as Theo finishes his piece. The straightforward, sincere conversation swiftly won over hearts on social media, with many people complimenting the former president and his grandson on their lovely relationship.
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