Ivanka Trump Sizzles In Micro Mini Dress As She Flaunts Her Stunning Pins And Legs At Carbone Beach Party

Ivanka Trump flaunted her assets in a cleavage-baring minidress during a night out at Miami’s Carbone Beach.

The former first daughter was spotted with a friend at the star-studded event celebrating the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix on Saturday night.

Ivanka, 42, donned a bright red minidress and strappy beige heels, showing off her legs as she walked the red carpet at the Carbone Beach party.

The elegant soirée took place May 2-5 at an undisclosed location in Miami Beach. Each night began with a cocktail followed by an “intimate dinner,” according to the event’s website.

The mother of three completed the look with a pair of earrings and a metallic silver clutch. The sighting came days after she and her husband Jared Kushner, 43, were seen walking hand in hand on the way to dinner on the first night of the event.

On Thursday, Ivanka opted for a small dark blue dress with sequin flowers and open-toed silver heels, while Kushner wore black pants, black shoes, and a black button-down shirt with a white shirt underneath.

The couple has worked to distance themselves from the tumultuous world of politics amid Donald Trump’s re-election campaign and his various legal troubles.

They moved to Florida with their children Arabella, 12, Joseph, 9, and Theodore, 8, after Trump left office in January 2021.

And Ivanka was not at Mar-a-Lago in November 2022 when Donald Trump announced he would seek another term in the White House.

It was a change of pace for the 42-year-old, who was heavily involved in her father’s presidency.

He was given a prominent role in meetings with the G20 and Kim Jong-un, for which he received accusations of nepotism.

However, Ivanka has no desire to return to Washington, according to people close to her and her husband.

“The couple remains focused on their family and private life,” a source told DailyMail.com, adding that Ivanka was distancing herself from “fabricated gossip” of “an imminent return to politics.”

Ivanka herself expressed her desire to have a calmer life in 2022.

“This time, I am choosing to prioritize my young children and the private life we ​​are creating as a family,” she said in a statement.

‘I don’t plan to get involved in politics. While I will always love and support my father, in the future I will do so outside of the political sphere.”

Meanwhile, Kushner was present at Trump’s re-election announcement. He served as a senior adviser to his father-in-law until Trump left office.

That same year, Kushner launched his Miami-based investment firm, Affinity Partners.

Kushner has yet to comment on reports that he could serve as secretary of state in a second Trump term, but his latest commitment has been mired in controversy.

Six months after leaving the White House, Kushner’s firm received a $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, a Kentucky Republican, said Trump’s son-in-law “crossed the line of ethics” by agreeing to the investment.

Last month, Kushner posted photographs of ‘early design images’ for his new development projects in Albania and Serbia on X, formerly Twitter.

Proposed projects include luxury buildings off the coast of Albania and in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.

But his relationship with foreign governments was criticized by Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat.

“We have already exposed his $2 billion investment fund with the Saudis and are pushing hard to ensure this scam gets the attention it demands,” Garcia wrote on social media. “This is true corruption.”