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VP Harris's stepdaughter claps back at J.D. Vance's remarks

A 25-year-old stepdaughter of the U.S. Vice President responded to J.D. Vance's remarks. The Republican vice-presidential candidate pointed out Kamala Harris's childlessness. Ella Emhoff reacted to his statement.

Kamala Harris's stepdaughter defended her
Kamala Harris's stepdaughter defended her
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12:03 PM EDT, July 26, 2024

In 2014, Kamala Harris married lawyer Douglas Emhoff, becoming a stepmother to his two children, Ella and Cole.

Recently, the stepdaughter of the United States Vice President addressed J.D. Vance’s interview for Fox News. A few years ago, the Republican candidate for vice president criticized Kamala Harris for not having her own children. Her stepdaughter came to her defense.

Harris's stepdaughter criticizes J.D. Vance

The 25-year-old criticized the Republican representative. Ella Emhoff responded to the politician's interview, in which he pointed out that Harris does not have her own children. The interview appeared in 2021, but it gained renewed attention after Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race and Kamala Harris was nominated.

J.D. Vance then listed the vice president as one of the "childless women who are unhappy with their own lives."

"How can one be 'childless' when they have such sweet kids as Cole and me?" Harris's stepdaughter wrote on InstaStories, adding that she "loves her three parents."

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Ella also posted a screenshot showing how her mother, Kerstin Emhoff, reacted to a snippet of Vance's interview.

"These are baseless attacks. For over 10 years, since Cole and Ella were teenagers, Kamala has co-parented with Doug and me," she wrote in a statement.

"She is loving, caring, fiercely protective, and always present. I love our blended family and am grateful that (Kamala Harris - ed.) is part of it," she added.
Kamala Harris's stepdaughter defended her.
Kamala Harris's stepdaughter defended her.© Instagram | ellaemhoff

Who is Kamala Harris's stepdaughter?

Ella Emhoff was born on May 29, 1999, in New York. Her parents are Douglas Emhoff, a lawyer specializing in entertainment law, and Kerstin Emhoff, a film producer.

After her parents separated in 2014, her father married Kamala Harris, making Ella part of the current U.S. Vice President's family. Ella received her high school education at the exclusive Wildwood School in Los Angeles, where the children of famous actor Bruce Willis also studied. She then pursued studies in fashion design at the renowned Parsons School of Design in New York.

Ella Emhoff is a designer specializing in knitting and creating clothing. Her designs are characterized by extravagance and the combination of various textures and colors.

On Instagram, Kamala Harris's stepdaughter shares her work, encouraging others to take a creative approach to knitting, often associated with a boring, "grandmotherly" activity.

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