Trump's Grandson Tosses Football and Plays Chess with Dolphins Stars

Ivanka Trump, daughter of former President Donald Trump, shared a glimpse of her February family moments on Instagram, and it featured a couple of Miami Dolphins stars joining in the fun. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and wide receiver Braxton Berrios were spotted hanging out with Ivanka's son, engaging in some football tossing and chess-playing action.

In her post, Ivanka included a series of photos and videos, including one of her husband, Jared Kushner, alongside Tagovailoa, Berrios, and their son. One particularly endearing clip showed the young Trump tossing a football with the two NFL players—just your average family bonding, but with professional athletes.

Another standout photo from Ivanka's post featured her son sporting Matthew Tkachuk's Team USA jersey at a Panthers-Oilers hockey game. Although Tkachuk didn’t play that night, the game had its fair share of drama, as it was part of the 4 Nations Face-Off. The Oilers’ Connor McDavid sealed the championship for Team Canada with a crucial goal. Who says February is boring?

Interestingly, Tua Tagovailoa’s wife, Annah, also has ties to the Trump family. Back in October, she praised Trump’s hurricane preparedness efforts on Instagram, sharing a video of him offering shelter to hundreds of Florida Power and Light workers at one of his Miami resorts during Hurricane Milton. While her post garnered some praise, it also drew criticism, with some commenters shifting focus to Tua’s well-documented concussion history.

The quarterback’s three career concussions, including one from Week 2 against the Buffalo Bills, have sparked widespread concern over his long-term health and NFL future. Yet, for now, it seems Tua is finding time to enjoy life off the field, even if it involves playing catch with the next generation of Trumps.