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Donald Trump’s daughter Tiffany shares inside photos from Ambani Ganesh Chaturthi
Updated On: 17 September, 2026 11:41 AM IST | Aakruti Bagla
Tiffany Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, attended the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at the Ambani residence in Mumbai. For the festive occasion, Tiffany shared pictures of herself in a traditional ensemble designed by Manish Malhotra, offering a glimpse of her ethnic look as she joined the celebrations with several guests.

Tiffany Trump (Pics/X)

Tiffany Trump made a stunning desi style statement at the Ambani family’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in Antilia, wearing a custom pistagreen and blush pink lehenga designed by Manish Malhotra.

The lime-green skirt featured ivory embroidery, intricate threadwork and pearl embellishments along the scalloped hem.

She paired it with a cropped blouse featuring pearl lattice embroidery, short sleeves and a sweetheart neckline.

Tiffany draped a sheer coral-pink dupatta around her arms and carried a matching embellished handbag.

She accessorised with traditional polki and pearl jewellery, including a maang tikka, earrings, choker-style necklace and gold bangles.

She completed the look with her blonde hair styled in soft, effortless waves.

Tiffany Trump also posed for pictures with her mother, Marla Maples, during the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. Marla looked elegant in a purple lehenga, complementing Tiffany’s pastel-toned traditional look.

Tiffany Trump was also joined by her husband, Michael Boulos, who embraced Indian tradition in a red traditional outfit.

Sanjay Dutt earlier had shared glimpses with Tiffany and other guests from the star-studded celebrations.

She also posed with Manish Malhotra and Radhika Ambani. The photograph quickly caught attention online, with fans and social media users discussing the unusual yet star-studded meeting.
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