A childhood friend of Ivanka Trump's wrote a tell-all essay in an effort to stop her from reentering

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Lysandra Ohrstrom, Ivanka Trump's childhood friend, wrote a tell-all essay for Vanity Fair, published Tuesday, that she said she hoped would prevent Trump from being able to reclaim her old social life after her father's presidency.

Ohrstrom said that she met Trump in the seventh grade at their all-girls school in New York and that they stayed close for more than a decade, becoming "more sisters than best friends."

Ohrstrom was the maid of honor at Trump's wedding to Jared Kushner in 2009.

But Ohrstrom said their different stances on social issues led to them grow apart. She said that many in her circle now have a similar distaste for Trump but have been reluctant to say so in public.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/a-childhood-friend-of-ivanka-trumps-wrote-a-tell-all-essay-in-an-effort-to-stop-her-from-reentering-elite-society-after-trump-leaves-office/ar-BB1bahDB?li=BBnb7Kz

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1. From the Vanity Fair piece: interesting descriptions of Ivanka and Jared's relationship with Murdoch

When I was an intern at Al Jazeera English, I ended up on an awkward date with a close associate of Rupert Murdoch’s; I sat through a group dinner while Jared, Wendi Murdoch, and the New York Post higher-up they had their eyes on for me discussed the expendability of journalists in the digital age and ignored me completely.

Still, Ivanka asked me and one other friend to be in her wedding party in 2009, along with some relatives and Wendi Murdoch’s daughters as flower girls.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/11/ivanka-trump-was-my-best-friend-now-shes-maga-royalty