Arabella Kushner recently visited Venice with her family from 24/6 to 28/6 for billionaire Jeff Bezos's wedding. The teenager caused a stir with her grown-up appearance, almost as tall as her mother, and elegant style, earning her the nickname "White House princess."

Born in 2011 in New York, she is the first child of Ivanka and Jared Kushner, and granddaughter of former US President Donald Trump. In an interview with Romy & the Bunnies, Ivanka said her daughter loves fashion and often acts as her stylist each morning before work.

Arabella (right) wearing a matching blue dress with her mother at the White House in April. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Arabella (right) wearing a matching blue dress with her mother at the White House in April. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Despite her young age, Arabella displays a remarkable sense of style, influenced by her mother. The two often wear similar outfits. In 3/2024, Arabella accompanied her mother to the wedding of billionaire Anant Ambani in India. She wore a coordinated gold sari and gold dress designed by Manish Malhotra. At the National Prayer Service at the Washington National Cathedral on 24/1, Ivanka Trump and her daughter wore red dresses by Suzannah London. Arabella's calf-length dress featured a large bow. Both mother and daughter wore matching high leather boots.

Arabella is admired not only for her fashion sense but also for her various skills. Although a member of a billionaire family, she isn't raised in a pampered environment. According to People, Ivanka's parenting philosophy is clear: she doesn't raise her children as "golden eggs," and they are taught they "are not entitled to everything just because they are Trump-Kushners."

Arabella demonstrates her proficient horseback riding skills. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Arabella demonstrates her proficient horseback riding skills. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Ivanka Trump supports her daughter in various extracurricular activities, fostering independence, compassion, and understanding from an early age. Despite her busy schedule, she spends time each evening reading at least two books to Arabella. They converse like friends. Ivanka recounted a time when Arabella asked, "Mom, are you famous?" She replied, "I'm a normal person. I might have a big job, but I'm still your mom."

According to Vanity Fair, Arabella excels academically and has many talents. After finishing her schoolwork, she plays the piano, rides horses, and practices martial arts, dreaming of joining the Marines in the future. Arabella loves Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, for its gift-giving and warm atmosphere.

On Arabella's birthday last year, Ivanka praised her daughter's active nature, proficiency in everything she does, self-motivation, and dedication. On her social media, Ivanka shared that her daughter inspires and surprises her daily with her innocence, kindness, humor, strength, and passion.

Arabella in a beaded dress at her 12th birthday party. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Arabella in a beaded dress at her 12th birthday party. Photo: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Arabella also speaks fluent Chinese. She has won the hearts of many Chinese people by singing and reciting ancient Chinese poems on several occasions. When President Xi Jinping and his wife visited the US in 4/2017, Arabella performed the folk song "Jasmine Flower" and recited Tang dynasty poetry for them.

In 2/2016, five-year-old Arabella, dressed in a red dress with traditional Chinese patterns and the Chinese character for "luck" on the back, expressively recited a Tang poem. The video was filmed to celebrate the Lunar New Year. According to RT, Chinese media reported on the video, and it instantly went viral.

Ivanka Trump's family values learning Chinese, spending 75,000 USD annually on language education. According to Quartz, Arabella has been studying Chinese at a private school in Manhattan since she was 18 months old. Ivanka also hired a Chinese-speaking nanny to teach her three children the language.

Arabella reciting a poem in Chinese. Video: Instagram Ivanka Trump

Arabella Kushner's confidence and knowledge also stem from her early exposure to the political world. When her grandfather was the US president, Arabella often accompanied her mother to the White House and participated in state visits. In 2/2017, Ivanka took her daughter to the US Supreme Court to witness oral arguments. Ivanka wrote on her social media, "I'm grateful for the opportunity to teach her firsthand about our nation's judicial system."

Sao Mai (according to People, Vanity Fair)