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She proposed naming their firstborn son Donald Jr., but Donald Trump Sr. resisted, fearing the child might become a loser.
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In her teens, she was a championship skier in the Czech Republic.
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She became a U.S. citizen after moving to America.
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After her divorce from Donald Trump, Ivana received $14 million in cash, a Connecticut mansion, a New York penthouse, $350,000 annual alimony, and $300,000 annual child support, and founded her company House of Ivana in 1993.
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She worked as a model before marrying Donald Trump.
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She served as a witness for Brigitte Nielsen’s marriage to Mattia Dessì.
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She earned a Master’s Degree in Physical Education and Languages from Charles University in Prague.
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She had a direct line to Donald Trump at the White House and spoke with him every two weeks; she claimed to have encouraged him to use Twitter early in his presidency.
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A biography titled Ivana Trump: A Very Unauthorized Biography was written by Norma King.
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She appeared as a contestant on the UK’s Celebrity Big Brother in 2001.
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She had ten grandchildren, including Kai, Donald III, Tristan, Spencer, Chloe, Arabella, Joseph, Theodore, Eric Luke, and Carolina.
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She was one of only 11 honorary U.S. first ladies—wives married to a U.S. President at times other than their presidency—and the only one born outside the United States.
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She was the mother-in-law of Jared Kushner and Lara Trump, and ex-mother-in-law of Vanessa Trump.
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Her daughter Ivanka transferred from Georgetown University to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.