Ivanka Trump’s Heartbreaking Post ‘Grief’ During First Holiday Season After Mother’s Death

Katie JerkovichDecember 29, 2022

Ivanka Trump shared an Instagram post about heartbreak. “grief” during her family’s first holiday season following her mother Ivana Trump’s death in July.

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“This is the first holiday season since the passing of my mother,” Ivanka captioned the post. “It’s true: grief during the holidays can be harder than any other time of the year.”

“Learning to celebrate differently is a challenge,” She added. “I am trying to be kind, patient and compassionate with myself and honor and make space for all of the emotions I am experiencing. New memories are being made, my children’s laughter is abundant, my 96-year-old grandma’s presence at our table brings us all joy, yet the void is undeniable.”

“The loss of a parent is one of life’s very painful passages for which one is never fully prepared,” Trump continued. “It hits at the very core of your being. And it takes a good amount of time to emerge from how it dislocates you.”

She then closed her position as the former first daughter by sending support to all who were affected. “have experienced the loss of a loved one this year.”

“May hope sustain you, may good memories provide you comfort, may friends and family surround you, and may love give you strength,” She wrote.

The former senior advisor to the Trump administration’s post also included several sweet throwback photos of Ivanka as a young child with her mom during various Christmas celebrations over the years.

In July, it was reported that former President Trump’s first wife had died. The Daily Wire Previous reports.

Reports later confirmed that Ivana died from injuries she sustained after falling down a flight of stairs, according to the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Her death was ruled accidental.