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Ivanka Trump shows off surfing skills during family Costa Rica trip

Add Page Six on Google Ivanka Trump put her athletic skills to the test as she showed off her surfing skills during a family vacation to Costa Rica.

President Trump’s daughter, 44, was all smiles while hitting the waves on a green surfboard alongside an instructor on Sunday.

She sported a white wetsuit top and black bottoms for the outing, styling her hair in a braid.

At one point, Trump lost her balance and landed in the ocean, though she didn’t appear to mind the mishap as she got back up and tried again.

Her husband, Jared Kushner, and their kids, Arabella Rose, 13, Joseph Frederick, 10, Theodore James, 8, didn’t appear to be present.

However, took to Instagram to share a glimpse of their family getaway last week.

Ivanka appeared in good spirits while posing with Kushner and their kids, as they enjoyed time in nature and on the golf course.

“Summer Snaps,” she captioned the photo dump.

Ivanka and her family often travel to Costa Rica, and while there, the businesswoman makes sure to take advantage of the waves.

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The last time Ivanka was photographed riding the waves was in April 2025, when she was seen on a blue board.

Her kids watched in awe while lounging on a nearby board.

At one point, she also took a mini surf lesson with an instructor on the sand, where she appeared to go over a few basics.

That same week, Ivanka hit the waves several times, including during a family beach day with her sister-in-law Karlie Kloss, who is wed to Joshua Kushner.

At the time, Ivanka beamed in the ocean while wearing an orange two-piece swimsuit.

Nearby, Kloss and Joshua watched as they mingled and ate with others.

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