Ivanka Trump reunites with pregnant sister Tiffany Trump at ringing of New York Stock Exchange bell

Ivanka Trump has joined father Donald Trump, stepmother Melania Trump and pregnant sister Tiffany Trump at the ringing of the New York Stock Exchange opening bell.

Ivanka, 43, joined her family and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance for the appearance.

This came shortly after Trump was named TIME Magazine's 2024 Person of the Year, a poster of the magazine cover proudly displayed in the background at the New York Stock Exchange.

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Ivanka's appearances during her father's most recent presidential campaign were select.

She also appeared alongside her sister Tiffany earlier in the year on the last night of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee in the US on July 18.

While Ivanka, unlike at the 2020 and 2016 conventions, did not give a speech in support of her father, she did take the stage at the conclusion of the event, standing next to her father and Melania.

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Donald Trump chose a sharp blue suit with blue and red tie for the ringing of the stock exchange opening bell. Melania chose a stylish light grey suit with white shirt.

Both Ivanka and Tiffany chose black ensembles for their appearances.

Tiffany, 31, is currently pregnant with her first child with husband Michael Boulos. It's Tiffany's first public appearance since her father announced her pregnancy.

Donald Trump was the first to share the news his youngest daughter was expecting, spilling the beans during a campaign stop at the Detroit Economic Club in Michighan on October 10.

Donald Trump has three children from his first marriage to the late Ivana Trump and Tiffany is his daughter with his second wife, Marla Maples.

Son Barron, 18, his only child with current wife Melania, wasn't in attendance. The youngest Trump child is currently busy with his studies at New York University.

Tiffany Trump has been front and centre during her father's latest, successful bid for president.

His inauguration takes place on January 20.

She is yet to speak publicly about her pregnancy.

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While the Trump family appears to be close and happy to reunite to support their father, it hasn't always been this way.

Tiffany stayed largely out of the public eye and reportedly had a strained relationship with her father until recent years.

Melania was also selective in her appearances during this latest presidential campaign and chose not to meet with current First Lady Jill Biden following her husband's win.

The meeting is tradition amongst First Ladies, with Melania meeting with Michelle Obama in 2016 following her husband's win over Hillary Clinton.

Melania cited a scheduling conflict as the reason for her absence from the meeting Jill Biden.

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