>> 'They're asking for it': Melania Trump calls Bill Clinton's past fair game
Ivanka had been the focus of a series of interviews with the business magazine since the summer. Fast Company profiled how Ivanka manages her brand while navigating the political stage.
“I learned a long time ago that I can’t control the opinions of others or what they project on me. All I can do is live my life, and I’ve tried to do that,” Ivanka told the publication.
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Ivanka said she expected some negative press during the campaign.
“I mean, it’s been a year and a half of enormous scrutiny, of my family, every business, every movement, action,” she said. “But I think that, you know, that sort of comes with the territory. And I think I’ve probably learned a lot through it and I’ve probably grown a bit tougher in terms of my resilience toward what is thrown our way because, you know, I’ve read some very negative stuff."
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Ivanka has not often spoken out about her father's shortcomings. She told CBS in May that her father has "total respect" for women and the he's "not a groper" in response to claims made in a scathing New York Times report that the GOP nominee is a sexist who mistreats women.
In that interview, she denied claims that her father frequently commented on women’s bodies.
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