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Although Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner may no longer be welcome among New York City crowds, the couple has not lost everything in Donald Trump‘s departure from the White House–not even close. A recent article calculated the couple’s financial gains during their time in Washington, and you won’t believe just how much money the couple accrued over the four years there.
Keep reading for the details.
According to Vanity Fair's Hive, the couple has no problem supporting their luxurious lifestyle.
"Government watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) ran the numbers, and its analysis found that while working in the White House, the former first daughter and son-in-law reported between $172 million and an astonishing $640 million—or 457,142 $1,400 stimulus checks—in outside income," the article explains.
According to the article, there are quite a few sources of this substantial income, including Ivanka's stake in Trump's D.C. hotel, her namesake brand, and Jared's real estate holdings.
The couple chose not to take a salary from her father's White House administration--though that decision clearly did not hinder their financial gains.
After leaving Washington, the couple purchased a $30 million property on Florida’s Indian Creek Island, nicknamed "Billionaire's Bunker."
Since relocating to the Miami area, the duo has been spotted by paparazzi several times, and it seems that they are embracing their time in Florida while in exile from their previous home in New York City.
