The truth about Kellyanne Conway’s relationship with her influencer daughter – as they set the record straight on their political ‘rift’ in a tell-all interview

The relationship between former White House adviser Kellyanne Conway and her daughter Claudia has been a source of public fascination since 2020 for the Gen Z influencer, who burst onto the political scene by openly criticizing then-President Donald Trump.

Kellyanne was one of Trump’s most trusted advisers at the time, and critics pounced on the evidence of a rift within the mother-daughter couple.

But the truth turns out to be much more interesting.

In an exclusive clip from Fox Nation’s new show, ‘Here’s The Deal with Kellyanne Conway,’ Kellyanne and Claudia clear the air — and reveal they agree on a lot more than their critics would like to admit.

That is perhaps a lesson many Americans would do well to learn.

“I can look at you and love you even though you have a different political opinion than I do,” Claudia said in the episode that airs Thursday.

“The division and lack of unity in our political climate right now is what will drive us further apart,” explained the 19-year-old political independent, who has 1.5 million followers on TikTok.

Kellyanne and her daughter agree on this, but the veteran political pollster and consultant admitted that many of her friends and acquaintances wonder how they do it all.

“The division and lack of unity in our political climate right now is what will drive us further apart,” explained the 19-year-old political independent, who has 1.5 million followers on TikTok.

“I like to think that you, like your siblings, were raised to be independent thinkers and have your own political ideas,” Kellyanne said.

Claudia, who posed for Playboy Magazine in March 2023, is indeed not someone who wants to hide.

In a 2020 interview, Claudia was asked if she would hold back on her criticism of Trump, while her mother was advising the president.

“I’m not going to do that because I think I have a right to my own freedom of speech. If she works for Trump, she works for Trump,” she said at the time.

That natural tension came into brief view when Claudia, then 15, said in a now-deleted 2020 tweet, “My parents, specifically my mom, are trying to silence me by making me delete my social media. Haha.”

In January 2021, Claudia posted a controversial message that she was ‘seeking emancipation’ from her mother

It seems that these problems are now a thing of the past.

“I appreciate being on your show and having people from all different backgrounds on your show. I think those are the most important conversations,” Claudia told her mother.

Claudia is emerging as an expert in the field of the mindset of Generation Z.

In a 2020 interview, Claudia was asked if she would hold back on her criticism of Trump, while her mother was advising the president.

“I appreciate you bringing me and people from all different backgrounds on your show because I think these are the most important conversations,” Claudia told her mother on Fox Nation.

From her perspective, this election is “strikingly different” from previous elections, as voters between the ages of 18 and 29 are more engaged than ever before, thanks to the influence of social media.

Kellyanne agreed: “Our youngest generation seems to be among the most politically active right now. I don’t think we’ve seen that as a nation in quite some time.”

The issues on young voters’ minds, Claudia says, include reproductive health, the state of the U.S. economy, the war between Israel and Hamas and, as a possible warning to Trump, who they see as the candidate most likely to break with the past.

I think that [Gen-Z voters] “Look at Donald Trump and Joe Biden. They are two older men who have been in politics their whole lives,” Claudia explained.

“They look at Kamala Harris, even though she is immediately associated with Joe Biden, which many people recognize… they see a change.”

Claudia said for herself, “I look at Kamala Harris and I don’t see a perfect person. I don’t see a perfect leader, but I do see change.” “I’m not one for identity politics, but it would be nice to have a woman in the White House.”

This episode of ‘Here’s The Deal with Kellyanne Conway’ premieres Thursday, September 26 on Fox Nation