Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner Spotted Playing Baseball With Son Before His Little League Match

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are supportive parents to their children.

On Sunday, the couple was spotted spending quality time with their youngest child in Miami, Florida.

Photos and videos obtained by the Daily Mail showed them taking their 6-year-old son Theo to his little league baseball game.

Trump and Kushner were seen playing catch with Theo while waiting for him to pitch, both managing to toss a few balls back and forth before the match started.

For the outing, the former first daughter, 40, sported a flowy beige floral dress and white sneakers, paired with a wide-brimmed hat, while her husband, 41, was dressed casually in a plain white T-shirt, blue shorts and gray sneakers.

After the game started, Trump was spotted watching the match eagerly on the sidelines alongside other parents who were also there to support their children.

Ivanka and Kushner relocated to Miami last year after the end of former President Donald Trump's term.

The couple is currently staying at a luxurious high-rise complex in the city with their three children, 11-year-old Arabella Rose, 8-year-old Joseph Frederick and Theo, while their mansion in Florida's Indian Creek, a prestigious island community, is being built, according to the outlet.

The couple had been spotted going on outings together or with their children since the big move.

Last month, they took their kids out for a boat ride in Miami. Photos obtained by Fox News of the outing showed Kushner, who has been married to Ivanka for over 13 years, commandeering a boat with their children.

Weeks later, Ivanka and Kushner enjoyed a weekend outing with some of their friends, with the businesswoman rocking a red-strapless bikini top and white navy blue shorts for the trip.

Ivanka posted about the trip on Instagram, sharing two photos and a video of her wake surfing off a boat.

The outings came after Kushner underwent a second surgery for thyroid cancer in August. He told the National Desk in early September that the operation was "very successful."

In the former senior advisor to the president's memoir, "Breaking History: A White House Memoir," he revealed that he had been battling thyroid cancer since 2019 while working at the White House and during a "high-level trade talk" with China, but he had opted to keep the diagnosis private.

"Breaking History: A White House Memoir" became a No. 1 New York Times bestseller after it was released in August.