Ivanka Trump and Gisele Bündchen were photographed aboard a yacht in Miami over the weekend, both wearing black bikinis and appearing to share a lively conversation with model Gisele Bündchen’s partner, Joaquim Valente.
Photographs obtained by Page Six show Trump, 43, seated and smiling as she ate next to Bündchen, 45, and Valente. In some images Trump is seen gesturing with her hands while the group chatted. Trump wore a black bikini top with a towel wrapped around her waist and sunglasses, her blond hair pulled back in a loose ponytail. Bündchen wore a black bikini top paired with a wrap skirt and also had her hair up and sunglasses on.
The women later relaxed and tanned alongside Bündchen’s daughter, Vivian, and a friend. Bündchen shares Vivian, 12, and a 15-year-old son, Benjamin, with her ex-husband, former NFL quarterback Tom Brady. The group’s newborn — the child of Bündchen and Valente — was not present, and Page Six noted that Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner, did not attend the outing; Kushner was reported to be at the U.S. Open in New York the same day.
Trump has been publicly connected to the Valente family before. Social media posts in March showed Trump training on the jiu-jitsu mat with Joaquim Valente, wearing a white robe and a blue belt while demonstrating moves. Video from that session also showed Trump competing with Valente’s brother, Gui Valente, and later bowing alongside the siblings. Bündchen has trained in jiu-jitsu with Joaquim Valente since around 2020, and the pair drew attention amid romance reports when they were seen together following her divorce from Brady in late 2022.
The outing adds to a string of social appearances linking Trump and Bündchen in recent years. Trump, a businesswoman and daughter of former President Donald Trump, and Bündchen, a Brazilian model and philanthropist, have both remained visible in public life through business, media and charitable engagements. Their shared time with the Valente family underscores a personal connection that has been documented on social media and in prior reports.
Representatives for Trump and Bündchen did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The photographs were published by Page Six and credited to photo agency Backgrid.