Ivanka Trump wants you to think she disagrees with her dad. Twitter disagrees with Ivanka Trump.
This week's Us Weekly cover features none other than First Lady Daughter Ivanka Trump, with a headline screaming: "Ivanka Takes a Stand: WHY I DISAGREE WITH MY DAD." The story, it turns out, isn't actually an interview with Ivanka, it's just a round up of things she's said in interviews with other publications, as well as information from sources and things she's told Us Weekly in the past.
The Ivanka story took the spotlight from what would have been the main cover story, and what was actual news: Ariana Grande's Manchester benefit concert, and her visits to fans who were hospitalized in the Manchester attack after her concert in May.
And in case you were wondering why Us Weekly was into giving Ivanka's brand a positive boost, the answer is because, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the magazine is now owned by American Media Inc. That's same company that owns the very Trump-friendly tabloid, the National Enquirer.
Even his daughter is not exempt from his grabbing.
The headline of the feature inside the magazine reads, "How Ivanka Trump Influences Her Father Donald Trump." Um, not very well, apparently.
In the distance, the sound of fingers flexing and knuckles cracking was heard, as Twitter immediately took Ivanka Trump and Us Weekly to task.
Ivanka trying a total makeover.
Ivanka says, "My father listens to me. I'm a good influence." When her father twists the heads off kittens, she smiles and looks away.
The cover of US Weekly seemed to have a few typos.
Oh, we are, Ivanka. We are.