On January 20, 2025, during Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, a heartwarming moment captured everyone’s attention: J.D. Vance’s two-year-old daughter, Mirabel. Amidst the ceremony’s formality, Mirabel’s childlike innocence stole the show as she suckled her thumb while her tiny fingers were wrapped in playful bandages. The Vance family—J.D., his wife Usha, and their three children—exuded warmth and pride. Usha, dressed in a pink Oscar de la Renta coat, also garnered admiration as the first Indian American Second Lady. The day highlighted the Vances’ deep familial bonds, from J.D.’s tender moments with his sons to the joyful simplicity of toddlerhood, showing that even in monumental political events, love and innocence remain at the heart of the occasion.
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