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Exclusive - First on Fox: As mothers across the country gather with family and friends to celebrate Mother’s Day 2025, Fox News Digital asked Second Lady Usha Vance about the meaning of the holiday and how she will spend special occasions.
Mrs. Vance shares her insights on the dual role of the Second Lady and the mother of the toddler.
“Balanced behavior today is sometimes much easier than when I worked full-time in the private sector because I have more control over my schedule and don’t feel like I’m not in much direction,” she told Fox News Digital.
First Lady Melania Trump welcomes military moms to the White House for Mother's Day
“That is, raising children in the eyes of the public will bring new challenges,” she said.
“While I certainly miss work, I’m grateful that I have the time to make sure our family life is as normal and stable as possible.”
On Mother's Day, Second Lady Usha Vance reveals her special occasion planning and parenting insights as she balances family life with her new role in Washington, D.C. (Reuters)
The outstanding litigant was Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Judge Brett Kavanaugh when he served as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
The second lady and her husband, Vice President JD Vance, have three children: Ivan (7), Vivek (5), and Mirabel (3).
VP Vance and his young family start to emerge from their official residence, promising to “take care of it”
The couple met at Yale Law School and they both graduated. They got married in 2014.
Mrs. Vance shares the different things she has learned from her over the years as she reflects on her mother, Lakshmi Chilukuri.
The second lady and her husband, Vice President JD Vance, have three children: Ivan (7), Vivek (5), and Mirabel (3). (Kenny Holston/New York Times/Pool/AFP)
The second lady said: “My mom doesn’t give direct advice often, but I learned lessons from her role models in countless ways.”
“No matter how busy she is, one of her gifts as a parent always makes me feel full of attention and I work so hard to make my kids feel the same.”
Mrs. Vance told Fox News numbers that she learned from her mom and made her children feel full of attention. (Stefano Costantino/sopa image/lightrocket via Getty image)
Vances attended a military mom’s Mother’s Day celebration last Thursday, with First Lady Melania Trump hosted with President Donald Trump in recognition of the sacrifices of the service staff’s families.
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"I shared early celebrations of Mother's Day with the military mothers at the White House," Mrs. Vance said.
“But on Sunday we’re going to have a quiet day with family hiking and desserts baked by JD.”
Vice President JD Vance celebrated his wife's second wife, Usha Vance, on Thursday at the White House. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
Fox News figures were told that the vice president and his children would make her a hazelnut brown butter cake.
As Mother's Day gifts pass, the second lady says she may receive surprises in advance.
Gas celebrated by military mother in the White House. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
“My kids made me gifts in preschool, but they were so excited to wait for Mother’s Day, so we opened it early.”
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Mrs. Vance sat down with Fox News' Ainsley Earhardt last August and pointed out that her own parents were "very relaxed."
She previously served as a litigant after the second wife's husband was appointed as President Trump's campaign partner. (Reuters/Mike Fresh)
Second Lady Usha Vance shares Mother's Day challenges to Mother's Day. (Getty Images; Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital; Reuters)
After the September 2024 campaign in Greenville, North Carolina. (AP Photo/Steve Herbert)
The couple at a campaign rally in Delhi, New Hampshire on Sunday, November 3, 2024 AP/Steve Senne)
The second lady said at the time: "As long as I work hard on things I care about, it's important."
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The second lady left her former position as a litigant in the law firms of Munger, Tolles and Olson after her husband was appointed Trump's campaign partner.