• Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were advisors to Donald Trump while he was in office.
• However, in November 2022, Ivanka said that she wanted to focus on her family instead of politics.
• Her husband, Jared Kushner, said they “support” Trump but will not return to politics if he wins.

Jared Kushner he and his wife say Ivanka Trump, they don’t plan on changing their lives to refocus on politics — and that’s even if their father-in-law, the former President DonaldTrump, next week’s win vote.

“We support him, we’re proud of him, frankly. But you know, either way, our lives will continue to move forward,” Kushner said. New York Times It was published on Tuesday. Ivanka refused to be interviewed by The Times, saying Kushner would speak on behalf of her and her family.

Kushner told The Times that he doesn’t expect “a major shift in the issues we prioritize” if Trump is elected.

When asked if Ivanka would rejoin her father’s campaign in the final days of the presidential race, Kushner said the chances of that happening were “zero.”

Kushner told The Times that Ivanka “made the decision to close this chapter of her life when she left Washington.”

“And he’s been pretty consistent,” Kushner added.

Ivanka said in an interview in November 2022: Fox News Digital what he wants Focus on his young family instead of politics.

Speaking to Fox News Digital, Ivanka said, “I love my father very much. This time I am choosing to prioritize my young children and the private life we ​​have created as a family. I do not plan to get involved in politics.” Trump’s 2024 campaign launch.

“I will always love and support my father, but from now on I will also do so outside the political arena,” he added.

Representatives for Kushner and the Trump campaign did not respond to Business Insider’s request for comment sent outside normal business hours.

Ivanka and Kushner offered advice while Trump was in office, but the couple scaled back their political activities after leaving Washington.

First, neither of them spoke at any of the rallies for Trump’s 2024 campaign, but they did make a statement. rare appearance on the last night of the event Republican National Convention in July.

Instead, Ivanka and Kushner returned to their previous lives and careers.

In March, Ivanka attended a meeting organized by the Ambani family. bridal party Kushner and their daughter Arabella Rose in India with Kushner. Later in May, Ivanka and Kushner attended a meeting. pop up event It was organized by Italian restaurant Carbone ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.

Kushner runs the private equity fund Affinity Partners.

In April 2022, The Times reported that Kushner’s firm More than 2 billion dollars of financing was provided From Saudi Arabia. Kushner worked on Middle East policy while in the Trump administration.

Kushner’s fund has received at least $112 million in fees since 2021 from foreign investors such as Saudi Arabia. Times It was reported in September.

“Politics is a tough, tough business, and I don’t think it’s a business you can’t get involved in. I think you either have to be all in or all out,” Ivanka told the podcaster. Lex Friedman In an episode that aired in July.

“There’s so much darkness, so much negativity, and it really conflicts with what feels good for me as a person,” she added.