Ivanka Trump’s Childhood Crush Exposed — and Her Dad Definitely Won’t Approve

Looks like Ivanka Trump once had a thing for a rock rebel who can’t stand her dad.

In his new memoir Under Siege, Eric Trump spilled the beans on his big sister’s teenage crush — and it turns out the former First Daughter was head over heels for none other than Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose.

“She had a signed Axl Rose poster in her room in Trump Tower,” Eric wrote, describing his sister’s walls covered in the rocker’s wild-child energy — tattoos, ripped jeans, leather jacket, and that signature bandanna. “Her first crush,” he added.

Eric, now 41, said he was reminded of Ivanka’s love for the “Sweet Child O’ Mine” singer last year while flying with the family on Trump Force One. As they headed to Palm Beach from Michigan on Election Day, “November Rain” came on — and nostalgia hit hard.

But the revelation might make things a little awkward at Mar-a-Lago. Rose, 63, has made no secret of his disdain for Ivanka’s father, President Donald Trump, who’s now serving his second term.

The Guns N’ Roses legend has blasted the Trump family for years. Back in 2016, he even let fans at a Mexico City concert destroy a Trump piñata on stage. Two years later, he fired off a tweet at Ivanka herself after she defended her father against misconduct allegations, writing: “What’s inappropriate is Ivanka Trump being part of the White House administration.”

And he didn’t stop there. Rose regularly torched Trump on social media throughout his presidency, once tweeting, “My disdain 4 r current administration n’ what I perceive as its threat to r democracy is no secret.”

He claimed his posts weren’t for attention — just outrage. “It’s coming from a sense of obligation n’ responsibility to say something when not to is being complicit,” he wrote in 2020.

The confession from Eric Trump adds a surprising pop-culture twist to the first family’s history. Ivanka, now 43, once idolized the same man who spent years roasting her dad online.

Somewhere out there, teenage Ivanka was probably blasting “Paradise City” — totally unaware that her crush would someday call out the Trumps on social media.

Now that’s a rock-and-roll twist even Axl might appreciate.