Ivanka Trump‘s relationship with sister-in-law Karlie Kloss has been nothing short of confusing. They’ve seemingly been in a feud for years due to their political differences, but within the past couple of years, it seems as though they’ve been on better terms. And now, amid Kloss’ big announcement, Ivanka showed her a small sign of support.
In case you missed it, on March 17, Kloss shared a series of photos of her family, and her growing baby bump to show they’re expecting another bundle of joy to the family. She shared the photos to her Instagram with the caption reading, “Three’s a party 🥹🫶🎉”
You can see the photos HERE! And along with the photos, you can also see that Ivanka showed a subtle sign of support by liking the post. It’s a subtle sign of support, but when fans dug a little deeper, it shows something else.
While Ivanka is supporting Kloss from afar, it seems as though Kloss isn’t reciprocating the support since she doesn’t follow her sister-in-law back on Instagram. So the mystery continues.
For years, people have noticed the stark differences between the two and the alleged sub-tweets to one another, with the rumors running especially rampant after Kloss has never reciprocated any bouts of support for Ivanka, even after Ivanka showed support for her sister-in-law’s career moves.
However, insiders claimed back in late 2023 that they’ve reportedly turned a new leaf, and it may be because of their husband’s close bond.
According to insiders from The Messenger via MSN, the Trump Card author and Kloss allegedly hung out a bunch ever since Ivanka decided to step down from politics back in late 2023. They said, “Ivanka and Jared hang out frequently with Karlie and Joshua at events and family gatherings.”
The insider added that since their husbands, brothers Jared Kushner and Joshua Kushner, “are very close,” the Kushner wives have allegedly been trying to make more of a bond, but it seems since 2023, things may have gone back to the feud.
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