President Donald Trump's oldest daughter, Ivanka Trump, seems to have taken up a new hobby -- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
According to reports, the eldest Trump daughter posted a picture to her millions of social media followers showing her mid-throw with her trainer, drawing plenty 0f attention.
The photo appeared to show Ivanka Trump close to taking down her instructor, Gui Valente. He's one of three instructors who are famous for their celebrity clientele.
Gui Valente is a brother of Joaquim Valente, who is model Gisele Bündchen‘s boyfriend. Ivanka Trump has previously posted photos of training sessions with the Valente brothers at their Miami, Florida gym.
The Valente brothers posted a statement on Instagram regarding their passion for training their clients in the art of Jiu-Jitsu.
"Jiu-jitsu is more than a martial art. Rooted in ancient tradition and refined over generations, it offers a path to physical confidence, mental clarity, and emotional balance."
They added, "Its philosophy, reflected in the @753Code, reminds us that true strength comes from character, discipline, and purpose.
What makes this journey even more meaningful is sharing it with those we respect and value. As families, training together gives us the rare gift of growing side by side, on the mat and in life."
As far as Ivanka Trump's level of commitment, it's definitely there. In her pictures of her training sessions, she sports a blue belt, which is typically indicative of at least two years of consistent training.
Earlier this year, Ivanka Trump opened up about her daughter getting her into the popular sport.
"I most recently got into jiu-jitsu, courtesy of my daughter, Arabella," Ivanka Trump said. "I started driving her to classes. She started asking me to join, so I joined. Then my two sons wanted to do what their older sister was doing. Then my husband joined."
Ivanka Trump's followers praised her on Instagram for taking the sport seriously and showing dedication.
"You are real life female super hero! So inspiring for all women to cultivate physical, mental, emotional and energetic strength," one Instagram user wrote.
Another wrote, "So inspiring. I wished I knew these skills. Self defense being taught in school woukd be so impactful."
It'll be interesting to see how far she takes it.
