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Why Ivanka & Jared Rented A $100K Bathroom

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Why Ivanka & Jared Rented A $100K Bathroom

Why Ivanka & Jared Rented A $100K Bathroom

The Washington Post reports that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have spent $100,000 on bathroom accommodations.

The bathroom was for their Secret Service detail.

The power couple rented the bathroom after barring the agents from using their bathrooms. Jared & Ivanka barred the Secret Service from using their 6.5 bathrooms when they first moved into their DC mansion in 2017.


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