Usha Vance, wife of Sen. JD Vance, recently shared insights on how she copes with negative media coverage surrounding her family, particularly after her husband was selected as Donald Trump's running mate. In an exclusive interview, Usha acknowledged the challenges of dealing with such scrutiny but emphasized the importance of maintaining a resilient attitude.
She mentioned that while it can be difficult to see inaccurate portrayals of her husband, she has developed a thick skin over time and strives not to let it impact their lives. Usha also highlighted the value of receiving advice from friends on handling press attention, including the suggestion to limit exposure to news coverage to maintain a direct understanding of JD's perspectives.
Regarding Sen. Vance's controversial remarks about 'childless cat ladies' in 2021, Usha defended his intentions, stating that the comments were taken out of context. She urged people to consider the substance and context of his statements, emphasizing that JD's aim was not to offend individuals struggling with family-related challenges.
Usha expressed empathy towards those who may have been hurt by her husband's words, emphasizing that JD has always been sensitive to the difficulties faced by individuals trying to start a family. She clarified that their circle of friends includes people with diverse reasons for not having children, recognizing the validity of various personal choices.
Usha and JD Vance, who tied the knot in 2014, have three children together. Despite the intense media scrutiny surrounding Sen. Vance's political endeavors, Usha's interview shed light on her approach to navigating negative press coverage while maintaining a supportive stance towards her husband.
