Ivanka's shy daughter Arabella holds her dad close as the first family return to the White House

Ivanka's shy daughter Arabella holds her dad close as the first family return to the White House from Camp David.
Ivanka's shy daughter Arabella hid from cameras when she returned home from a weekend getaway at Camp David.
The six-year-old held her father Jared Kusher's hand and ducked her head as she walked off Marine One onto the White House's South Lawn on Sunday afternoon.
Arabella seemed shy after waving to the press pool when she initially left for retreat, as she held onto President Trump's hand and gave a meek smile Friday.
Ivanka had her hands full when she landed, smiling as she carried her one-year-old son Theodore on her hip and holding the hand of her three-year-old son Joseph.
Despite her cheery yellow frock, Arabella seemed glum after arriving from the brief weekend trip to the Maryland retreat.
Ivanka followed closely behind her husband and daughter, sporting an all white look with a preppy striped cardigan hanging around her shoulders.
Ivanka and her family disembarked with her father, Melania and 11-year-old Barron.
Trump was wearing a 'USA' cap, the same one he was spotted wearing when he was meeting with officials about Hurricane Harvey on Saturday.
Melania looked chic in an all pink ensemble, with a checkered button-down shirt paired with fuchsia jeans and hot pink flats.
President Trump, Melania, Barron and Ivanka and her family all boarded Marine One on Friday for the quick getaway.
Trump was holding both Arabella and Joseph's hands as he, Melania, and Barron stepped out of the Oval Office, but he and his granddaughter eventually took off by themselves ahead of the group.
While Trump was with Arabella and waving with his free hand, Barron walked alongside his nephew Joseph, who is turning four in October.
It was Trump's third time visiting the naval support facility that functions as a private retreat for sitting presidents .
However, Camp David, the country retreat located near Thurmont, Maryland, is just 45 minutes away from Washington, D.C., and Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert told reporters during a televised briefing that 'it's not a trip'.
During his stay at Camp David, Trump kept a close eye on monitoring Hurricane Harvey in Texas, tweeting frequently about Harvey and other issues.

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