Ivanka Trump shows off her incredible abs in VERY risqué outfit as she watches NBA playoffs

Ivanka Trump showed off her incredible abs in a very risqué shirt and skirt combo as she watched the Miami Heat beat the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs on Sunday.

The former White House adviser, 41, certainly dressed for the occasion, wore a white, off-the-shoulder ruffled crop top with matching skirt — leaving her midriff fully exposed.

She shared a photo of herself posing in the pre-game outfit on Instagram, captioning it “Bringing the heat for game three,” while adding the hashtag #whitehotheat.

Ivanka also shared a snippet of the action to her Instagram Stories and posted a video of the cheerleaders performing at what appears to be the halftime show.

The former White House adviser, 41, shared some snaps from the game on her Instagram Stories

Hours before the game, former President Donald Trump’s daughter was spotted enjoying the Florida weather with her oldest son, Joseph

Hours before the game, former President Donald Trump’s daughter was spotted enjoying the Florida weather with her oldest son, Joseph.

She walked alongside the nine-year-old as he rode his scooter through a downtown park.

Ivanka wore an ankle-length white polka dot dress and sandals for the outing, while Joseph opted for a white T-shirt, brown shorts and a helmet.

They were eventually joined by her husband Jared Kushner, 42, and their other two children, son Theodore, seven, and daughter Arabella, 11.

It’s no secret that the mom-of-three is a basketball fan, as she sat courtside with Theo at a Miami Heat game last month — during the team’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks for the first-round NBA play -offs.

Ivanka and Jared, who both served as advisers to Donald during his presidency, moved to Florida after leaving their White House posts in early 2021, and they quickly began to put down new roots.

Last year, they purchased a $24 million waterfront mansion on 1.3 acres of Indian Creek — an exclusive island known as the “Billionaire Bunker” — which they are now transforming into their dream home.

It is believed they plan to move into the 8,500-square-foot space with their three children once their extensive renovations are complete.

It’s no secret that the mother-of-three is a basketball fan, as she was spotted on court last month at a Miami Heat game with son Theo, seven

Ivanka and Jared (seen with their three children), who both served as advisers to Donald during his presidency, moved to Florida after leaving their White House posts in early 2021

Last year, Ivanka (seen with her father in 2017) announced she was done with politics and will prioritize her private life over running for her father’s presidential campaign.

Meanwhile, they live in a posh three-story apartment in Arte Surfside, one of the most expensive condominiums in Surfside, Florida.

Located between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour, the residence has a rooftop tennis court and they have their own private pool and garden.

‘I love my father very much. This time I choose to prioritize my young children and the private life we ​​create as a family,” she said at the time. “Although I will always love and support my father, in the future I will do so outside the political arena”

In November, Ivanka announced that she was done with politics and that she will prioritize her private life over running for her father’s upcoming presidential campaign.

‘I love my father very much. This time I choose to prioritize my young children and the private life we ​​create as a family,” she said at the time.

“Although I will always love and support my father, I will do so outside the political arena in the future.”

Ivanka has certainly lived a relaxed life since she officially retired from politics – in addition to attending basketball games and taking walks with her family, she is also often seen hitting the gym, going to the beach and going on lavish outings.

But she’s not yet free of Washington, D.C. — or her family’s legal woes.

She, along with her siblings and father, are currently in the middle of a $250 million fraud lawsuit brought against them by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Letitia has alleged that the former president, his three eldest children, his real estate company and his top executives falsely inflated property values ​​to get cheaper loans.

Ivanka has been leading a relaxed life since leaving politics – she is also often seen hitting the gym, going to the beach and going on lavish trips. She was seen in Paris with her daughter

Ivanka seemed to distance herself from her father in recent months, but she did make a statement about her father’s historic indictment in late March, a few days before his arrest.

Donald made history on April 4 when he faced a court in Manhattan and became the first former US president to face criminal charges

She is seeking $250 million and asking a judge to “permanently” ban Donald and his adult children from doing business in the state.

The Trumps have denied the allegations. Ivanka’s attorneys argued that the fraud complaint “contains no allegation that she directly or indirectly prepared, prepared, reviewed or certified any of her father’s financial statements.”

She and Jared also both received subpoenas in February from the special counsel investigating Donald’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election and his role in the January 6 Capitol riots.

The former First Daughter was in the Capitol at the White House during the uprising and said she urged her father to address his supporters.

She was also in the Oval Office when then-President asked Vice President Mike Pence to block or delay the congressional vote to certify the election.

Although Ivanka seemed to distance herself from her father in recent months, she did make a statement about his historic charge in late March, a few days before his arrest.

“I love my father and I love my country. Today I am pained for both,” she wrote in a short post that appeared on her Instagram Stories.

“I appreciate the voices from across the political spectrum expressing their support and concern.”

Donald was charged with 34 first-degree counts of falsifying business records after surrendering to authorities in New York City on April 4, making him the first US president to be charged with a felony.

He pleaded not guilty to the charges related to three different payments, including a $130,000 payment that Trump’s then attorney Michael Cohen made to adult film star Stormy Daniels in the closing days of the 2016 presidential campaign.