Ivanka Trump parties with Kim K: Former first daughter celebrates with her longtime girlfriend in LA at teen's bat mitzvah as dad Donald addresses cheering crowds in New Hampshire ahead of tomorrow's primaries

Ivanka Trump stunned again in a vintage Robert Cavali dress as she partied with husband Jared and Kim Kardashian at a Bat Mitzvah in Los Angeles on Sunday night.

The former first daughter, 42, posted a short video to her feed of herself giving the camera a flirty kiss, while also posting a photo of her with husband Jared Kushner, 43, who was suited and booted. “My love,” the caption simply reads.

Kim used Ivanka's feed to tell the world how much fun there was at the party. 'Last night was so much fun! You looked amazinggggggg.” Ivanka has not yet responded, although several commentators urged former Mrs. Kanye West to vote for Donald Trump in November.

Her sister-in-law, Lara Trump, also commented: “Don't let me near any of this stuff. [fire emoji] dresses.'

Ivanka obviously has more time to keep up with the Kardashians these days since she distanced herself from her father's political activities.

While she was in the City of Angels, her father was in a celebratory mood in New Hampshire, not only celebrating defeating Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in the Republican primary but also earning his endorsement.

Ivanka also posted a photo with her husband, Jared Kushner, captioning it, “My love.”

Kim pictured with the Bat Mitzvah girl, Violet, in pink, and another celebrant during the festivities

Kim posted a photo in honor of Bat Mitzvah girl Violet

Kim and Ivanka were last seen together at his 43rd birthday party in Beverly Hills in October

Bat Mitzvah photos show the Kim hosting a pop-up Skims store for the party.

The reality star posted a photo with Bat Mitzvah girl, Violet, and wrote in the caption, “Our baby lifer is all grown up and now she's a lifer! mazel tov!!!!'

The honor was Violet Palevsky, niece of Kim's childhood best friend Allison Statter and daughter of her other friends Jonathan and Lindsay May Palevsky. The couple were guests at Kim's wedding to Kanye in 2014.

Jonathan Palevsky is the son of computer pioneer, Intel founder and liberal political activist. Max Palevski, who died in 2010.

According to Our weekly, Kim and Ivanka's friendship goes back years, with the pair first connecting at the 2014 Met Gala.

“The pair 'initially bonded' at the event over motherhood and being new moms… But they continued to connect numerous times over the years,” a source told the magazine in October 2023.

When Trump was in the White House in 2018, Kim was photographed with her friend after meeting with the then-president about the issue of the release of non-violent drug offender Alice Marie Johnson from federal custody.

For Sunday's festivities, Kim provided a pop-up Skims store

Violet is the niece of one of Kim's oldest friends, Allison Statter

Kim and Ivanka's friendship first started at the 2014 Met Gala and continues today

In 2018, Kim went to the White House to talk to Ivanka's father about criminal justice reform

According to reports, the pair first bonded over being new mothers

Kim was back in the White House in 2019 over similar issues. More recently, the two dined together for Kim's birthday at Funke restaurant in Beverley Hills.

'So blessed to have hit the friends jackpot! I never could have imagined that I would be so lucky to call these girls my friends,” Kim wrote in an Instagram comment at the time.

Earlier this week, Ivanka was pictured with her husband at one of Kim's favorite eateries, Nobu in Malibu, shortly after her step-grandmother's funeral in Florida.

On Sunday evening, Donald Trump was joined at a rally at the NHU Arena in Manchester by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, the state's lieutenant governor and a host of other senior officials, including the attorney general, treasurer and chairman of the House of Representatives.

The statewide officials, along with U.S. Reps. Joe Wilson, William Timmons and Russell Fry, appeared on stage with Trump.

“Almost every politician from South Carolina supports me,” Trump declared.

South Carolinians urged voters to lead Trump to a victory in New Hampshire before the contest moves to their state and the decisive early contest takes place next month.

“If you do that and win here by a wide margin, we will finish the job in South Carolina,” said Murrell Smith, the Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives.

The performances are yet another blow by South Carolina against Haley, who hopes her appeal among independent and unaffiliated voters will propel her to a strong enough finish in New Hampshire to turn the race into a two-person contest against Trump.

On Friday, the former president and Republican Party frontrunner received the endorsement of South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, who joined him at a rally in Concord.

Scott dropped his own bid for the Republican nomination in November. A decade ago, Haley, who was then governor of their state, removed Scott from the House of Representatives by appointing him a senator, making him one of the most prominent Black Republicans in the country.