It has been recently revealed that Ivanka Trump, the US President Donald Trump's daughter, will become a private office's owner in the White House. Her attorney Jeremy Gorelick expressed his view on Ivanka's new job: “An adult child of the president who is actively engaged in the work of the administration".
Besides of the new working place, the White House Chief's daughter is waiting for other changes. Now she will have security clearance, known to the top American officials.
However Ivanka Trump will not have an official title and will not get a fixed remuneration. According to Jeremy Gorelick, she will be a kind of her father's eyes and ears. Ivanka is expected to advise the President on different spheres of activity.
Looking back, the US President's daughter has been working by the side of her father at Trump Organization for a long time, also as a partner on the reality TV show "The Apprentice". Ivanka Trump is considered to be a successful business woman, remaining an excellent wife and mother.
In the picture: Ivanka Trump with her husband Jared Kushner.
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