Mysterious Graffiti Sparks Concern Near Ivana Trump’s Home in New York
Mysterious writings appeared on Friday on the facades of several buildings in New York City, near the late Ivana Trump’s residence — the former wife of U.S. President Donald Trump — in Manhattan.
The graffiti included strange and alarming phrases such as: “We will kill you in revenge for Ivana Trump. God sends his regards,” along with symbols like “777” and other messages reading “We are coming for you,” “The Illuminati,” and “The Murder Foundation.”
Police reports indicated that the writings were discovered around 1:15 a.m. on five buildings adjacent to the historic residence on East 64th Street, where Ivana Trump had lived from 1992 until her death in July 2022.
Authorities confirmed that investigations are underway to determine the motives and identify the suspects, while ruling out the incident as a hate crime.
The home, which spans approximately 8,700 square feet, is currently listed for sale at $19.5 million. Ivana had purchased it for $2.5 million following her divorce from Donald Trump. She had left the majority of her estate to her three children — Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric — and gifted her former nanny a $1 million apartment in Miami. Donald Trump did not receive any financial inheritance but helped his children manage her real estate holdings, which include properties in the Czech Republic and France.
