Trump’s granddaughter Kai, 17, posts sweet congratulations pic after victory & says ‘no one cares more about America’
DONALD Trump’s granddaughter has posted a sweet celebratory message congratulating him on his staggering victory.
Kai Trump, the daughter of Trump’s eldest son Donald Trump Jr, took to social media to shower praise on her grandpa.
“No one works harder or cares more about the American people,” she wrote.
“Congratulations Grandpa, I love you!”
She added a picture of herself and Trump standing side by side beaming into the camera after his win.
The incoming president was pictured wearing his traditional blue suit, white shirt and red tie while his granddaughter wore a black sequinned mini dress with gold heels for the occasion.
Fans praised the 17-year-old for “keeping the family spirit strong” with her “sweet support.”
- JD Vance said the victory is the “greatest political comeback in American history.”
- Kamala Harris refused to speak to the media as Trump took the lead.
- Harris’ team said the Vice President will speak on Wednesday.
- Trump won battleground states Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, according to the AP.
- Trump’s team started to celebrate early with a chant when he won North Carolina.
- Republicans took control of the Senate after Ted Cruz was re-elected in Texas.
- Firefighters were forced to help recount 30,000 votes when polls faced election night chaos.
Others called it a “great picture” that showed off the pair’s “special bond.”
“We adore your Grandpa, Kai. Thank you for sharing him with us,” a third wrote.
The pair share a passion for golf with her Instagram account dedicated to the sport with numerous pictures of herself and Trump on the golf course.
Earlier this year, the teenager won the ladies’ club championship at the Trump Golf Course in Palm Beach.
Kai only publicly took to X on November 2 calling it “an honour” to be able to support her grandfather during his campaign.
“You inspire us all. Love you, Grandpa,” she wrote in a post the day before the polls opened.
It was accompanied by a photo of herself and Trump as well as one from the first attempted assassination of the Republican candidate.
Meanwhile, Eric Trump shared a photo on Instagram of his father going over his victory speech notes before taking to the stage in Florida.
“So proud of this man!” he wrote.
No comments have yet been made by Trump’s four other children, Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka, Tiffany, and Barron.
However, Ivanka and Barron joined him on stage in Mar-a-Lago as he declared victory alongside his wife Melania.
For his oldest daughter Ivanka, it was her first appearance during his re-election campaign.
After acting as an advisor during Trump’s previous administration, Ivanka had taken a step back from politics to focus on her family.
She stood on stage with her husband Jared Kushner as her father vowed to “deliver the strong, safe, and prosperous America that our children deserve.”
MELANIA’S PRIDE
Melania has also kept a low profile during the campaign, making a few surprise appearances but no speeches.
However, she too was proudly on stage celebrating her husband’s success as their 18-year-old son Barron towered over his parents, standing at 6ft 9in tall.
On Election Day, the former First Lady proudly shared an image of her son making his first vote at the ballot box after turning 18 and voting for his father.
“Voted for the first time – for his dad!” she wrote on X.
During his speech, Trump praised his family for their support, especially his wife.
“I also want to thank my beautiful wife, Melania, First Lady, who has the number one best-selling book in the country. Can you believe that?” he told cheering crowds.
“She works very hard to help people. So, I just wanted to thank her.”
They shared a kiss on stage as the Trump family continued to show a strong and united front following their staggering victory.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris and her team have remained silent since it was clear that Trump would comfortably win the election.
The bruising defeat left Democrats feeling dejected with the vice-president’s aides telling guests at her watch party that she would not be coming out to make a speech.
“We still have votes to count,” Harris’ campaign co-chair Cedric Richmond said.
“We still have states that have not been called yet. We will continue overnight to fight to make sure that every vote is counted, that every voice has spoken.”
A CNN reporter at the Harris campaign HQ in Washington DC said that they were getting “silence” from the Harris team.