Ivanka Trump is quietly re-emerging in Washington, D.C. — not as a politician, but as part of a historic cultural event. She is working alongside UFC CEO Dana White to help organize a full-scale UFC fight on the White House lawn as part of the America250 celebrations in 2026, marking the nation’s 250th birthday.
And no, she won’t be stepping into the octagon herself — but she’s helping to build the moment.
From Fashion and Policy to Martial Arts
Known for her work in business, fashion, and as a senior advisor during her father’s presidency, Ivanka is now stepping into a very different kind of arena: mixed martial arts.
A source close to her told Fox News Digital: “Ivanka is a longtime fan of UFC and is honored to help Dana White create an exciting event celebrating a sport beloved by so many Americans.”
Her connection to martial arts runs deeper than many realize. Ivanka first developed an interest in jiu-jitsu after her daughter Arabella began training, which inspired the whole family to explore the discipline. “It’s almost like a moving meditation,” she once explained. “It’s like three-dimensional chess.”
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