Ivanka Trump rocks a chic navy ensemble and a bold red lip as she, Jared Kushner and their three kids enjoy VIP treatment at the NBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner treated their three children to an unforgettable trip to Indianapolis this weekend to attend the NBA All-Star Game.

The former senior White House adviser took to Instagram to share highlights of the events at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Eastern Conference defeated the Western Conference 211-186 on Sunday night.

Ivanka, 42, showed her allegiance to the East in a navy blue monochromatic outfit, pairing a turtleneck with a matching button-up cardigan and flared trousers for the big game.

The born and bred New Yorker completed her look with hoop earrings and a $2,650 Bottega Veneta Jodie mini handbag in brown leather to match her boots.

She wore her long blonde hair loose around her shoulders and added a pop of color to her outfit with bright red lipstick.

Ivanka also wore her cushion-cut diamond engagement ring, which is reportedly worth more than $500,000.

Jared, 43, was dressed more casually in a beige shirt jacket that he wore over a black sweater and jeans. He also wore a plain black baseball cap and his beloved gray New Balance sneakers.

The couple’s three children – Arabella, 12, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, 7 – were decked out out in matching Nike athletic pants and NBA All-Stars swag, including T-shirts and hats from the weekend.

The Trump-Kushner family posed for photos on the field, but they weren’t the only stars at the game. Lil Wayne, Guy Fieri and Bill Murray were also in attendance.

The three-day NBA All-Stars weekend started on Friday and ended on Sunday with the East and West matchup featuring the league’s top stars.

Ivanka proudly shared photos of her son Theodore posing for photos with both the East and West teams.

The little boy sat happily between NBA stars Tyrese Haliburton and Giannis Antetokounmpo in one snapshot and Luka Doncic and LeBron James in the other.

Theodore seemed to enjoy meeting the players and getting autographs. He also posed for a photo with YouTuber and NBA 2K gamer Jesse “Jesser” Riedel.

As a fun activity, Ivanka and her three children painted Nike sneakers in their hotel room. In a photo of the moment, she sits on the floor with Theodore while using a cardboard box as a makeshift table.

The mother of three is dressed comfortably in a dark sweater, jeans and black ankle socks. Arabella and Joseph do They sit at the desk, which is covered with a bath towel to prevent them from accidentally staining the furniture.

“An @NBA All-Star performance during All-Star weekend in Indianapolis!” she captioned the post.

Ivanka shared more photos on her Instagram Stories, including photobooth shots of herself, her husband and their eldest son, Joseph.

The former first daughter had her hair pulled back messily and wore a Fair Isle jersey and jeans as she posed with a basketball in the booth.

Meanwhile, Jared showed off his basketball skills by balancing the ball on his finger while smiling at the camera.

Ivanka also posted footage she filmed from the stands, with one of the videos featuring JAime Jaquez Jr. dives over Shaquille O’Neal.

The family looked like they were having a great time in Indianapolis before returning to their home in sunny Florida.

They recently moved to their mansion on Indian Creek, an exclusive island in Miami-Dade County known as the “Billionaire Bunker” thanks to its mega-wealthy residents.

Ivanka and Jared pbought the $24 million fixer-upper shortly after moving to Florida in January 2021.

The couple spent more than a year renovating the 1.3-acre estate overlooking Biscayne Bay, which features six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms.

Last week, Jared confirmed that he would not join the government of his father-in-law Donald Trump if he won the 2024 presidential election because he was focused on his family.

Jared, who was one of former President Trump’s top White House advisers during his first term, told the Axios BFD conference in Miami on Tuesday that he was enjoying life in the Sunshine State with Ivanka and their three children.

The businessman said he planned to continue working in private equity even if his father-in-law returns to work. “I have made it very clear that at this stage of my life my desire is to focus on my business.”

Jared launched Affinity Partners in the summer of 2021, just months after leaving the White House. He explained on Tuesday that he made “long-term” commitments when the company was founded.

Jared and Ivanka’s time as unpaid White House advisers in the Trump administration raised ethical concerns due to potential conflicts of interest.

The couple earned between $172 million and $640 million in outside income while working in the White House.

Six months after President Trump left office, Jared secured a $2 billion investment in his private equity firm from a Saudi sovereign wealth fund led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, raising further questions.

The crown prince was a close ally of Jared during his time in the Trump administration.

According to a Reuters report, Jared’s company received commitments of more than $3 billion at the end of 2021 alone, despite his lack of private equity experience.

Information about specific investors was not disclosed, but Affinity targeted U.S. institutions and foreign investment institutions.