Ivanka Trump puts on a very chic display in a figure-flattering black pantsuit as she steps out in New York just a few feet from dad Donald’s Manhattan home – but FAILS to make an appearance at his hush money trial

Ivanka Trump has been spotted leaving the Aman hotel in New York as her father, Donald, faces felony charges in connection with the hush money scheme to keep porn star Stormy Daniels quiet about an alleged affair.

The 42-year-old former first daughter flashed a small smile as she walked out of the hotel – which is just a few yards away from her father’s New York home in the Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue.

She looked solemn on Tuesday, dressed all in black and with her blonde hair down in loose waves.

Ivanka wore what appeared to be a crew-neck blazer and matching pants.

To complete the look, she stepped out in a pair of black stiletto heels.

Meanwhile, further downtown, her 77-year-old father, Donald, faces a historic criminal trial, presided over by Judge Juan Merchan, without his daughter by his side.

Father and daughter were spotted together in Miami last month at a UFC 299 event, along with her husband, Jared Kushner.

But this week, Donald wasn’t without support as his glamorous right-hand man, Margo Martin, arrived at court with him.

It is the first-ever criminal trial of a former US president and jury selection began on Monday.

Margo, 28, who bears a striking resemblance to the former president’s wife Melania, exuded confidence as she entered the courtroom with Donald on the first day.

She opted for a chic black pantsuit and left her long ombre locks in beachy waves around her face.

Although she has been in the spotlight in court this week, Margo has become a star in her own right, gaining tens of thousands of followers online as she shows off the many lavish perks that come with working with Donald.

She was first thrust into the public eye after a reporter mistook her for Melania, 53, as she entered the United States Courthouse in Miami for Donald’s arraignment in a separate case.

Ivanka’s appearance in Manhattan comes after she posted a series of photos over the weekend showing her enjoying a motocross adventure with her kids in Miami.

Dressed in protective gear, the former White House senior adviser posed with her three children — Arabella, 12, Joseph, nine, and Theodore, eight — riding dirt bikes with husband Jared.

“Moto Mama,” she enthusiastically wrote on the post. ‘Gaining dust and making memories.’

“There’s no need for pit stops when you’re fueled by laughter,” she gushed.

The family’s adrenaline rush comes after Ivanka and Jared had a romantic getaway at the lavish Amangiri resort in Utah.

The family moved to Miami, Florida, with their three children after her father, Donald, left office in January 2021, but Utah holds a special place for the couple.

On their most recent trip, the couple returned to star-studded Amangiri, a destination they have visited countless times over the years.

Her jet-setting lifestyle is in stark contrast to the troubling legal troubles her father is currently facing.

The woman at the center of Donald’s ongoing trial in Manhattan is porn star Stormy, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.

She claims she had a sexual encounter with Trump in 2006, shortly after Melania gave birth to their son Barron.

It happened when the two met at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.

In an interview with CBS’s 60 Minutes that aired on March 25, 2018, Stormy said that she and Donald had sex once. She also claims that she beat him up with a magazine that had him on the cover.

The former president has denied the affair, claiming the trial is a politically motivated “witch hunt.”

On January 12, 2018, the Wall Street Journal reported that then-Trump fixer Michael Cohen paid Stormy $130,000 in October 2016, a month before the presidential election, to keep her from discussing the alleged affair and thus harm Donald’s chances in the presidential election .

Prosecutors allege that Donald reimbursed Michael in a series of installment payments processed by his company that prosecutors allege were fraudulently disguised as corporate legal fees in violation of New York law.

Michael, Donald and then-Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg reached an agreement that the fixer would be reimbursed a total of $420,000 for the Stormy payment, prosecutors allege.

That includes a $60,000 bonus, $50,000 for other expenses and $180,000 to cover taxes – which would be made through 12 monthly payments of $35,000 each.

Michael submitted invoices for the $35,000 payments, according to Trump Organization corporate records.