- Ivana Trump claims in her book that President Donald Trump wanted his daughter to date Tom Brady.
- According to Ivana, Ivanka Trump wasn't into the idea.
- Anthony Scaramucci thinks the pair may have actually dated for a time and cited Gisele Bundchen's possible jealousy for why Brady skipped the New England Patriots' visit to the White House.
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Donald Trump's first wife says he tried to get Ivanka to date Tom Brady and Anthony Scaramucci believes it may have happened
President Donald Trump allegedly told his daughter, Ivanka, that she should meet Tom Brady but she wasn't interested.
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President Donald Trump has made clear his friendship with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, but according to Ivana Trump in her book, " target="_blank"Raising Trump," the president thought Brady would make a good companion for his daughter, Ivanka Trump.
In a passage discussing Ivanka's love life growing up, Ivana claims Donald wanted Ivanka to date Brady.
"At one point, Donald wanted her to date Tom Brady, the quarterback," the book reads. "He said, 'You have to meet him!' But Ivanka wasn't into it."
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The book doesn't offer more on the relationship between Ivanka and Brady. But it isn't the first reference of an Ivanka/Brady dynamic.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said on "TMZ Live" that he thinks Brady skipped the Patriots' visit to the White House after winning Super Bowl LI at his wife Gisele Bundchen's request. Scaramucci said Brady may have dated Ivanka, which possibly led to some jealousy on Bundchen's end.
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