Over the years, Ivanka Trump Kushner and her step-sister Tiffany Trump have not been close. Born to two different mothers more than a decade apart, Ivanka and Tiffany spent little time together growing up and inhabited different social circles.

But something has happened, People reports, and the two women have found common ground after their father’s disastrous one-term president dragged their brands and reputations through the mud, Queerty reports.

“They used to not get along but now they’re bonded over their shared trauma of being the most hated kids in America,” one source says of 41-year-old Ivanka and 29-year-old Tiffany.

“Going through that experience with their dad as president was awful for them,” the source said. “They hated it. People were so cruel. Especially about Tiffany’s looks.”

However, Tiffany and Ivanka didn’t seem to “hate it” when dear old dad was in power, however. They both campaigned for him in 2016 and 2020, and of course, Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner wound up working in key roles within his administration. Ivanka also hauled in a reported $640 million on the side and Tiffany attended presidential dinners and other lavish events and even posed for her engagement photos on the White House lawn.

Maybe the two sisters were just putting on their happy faces to get through such a traumatizing experience. But they have each other and of course Miami. There’s always Miami. Especially since they live there.

The Kushners have been living with their kiddos in a luxury six-bedroom condo in Surfside as renovations on their $24 million mansion wrap up. The tony mansion is located on Indian Creek Island, otherwise known as Billionaire Bunker.

Tiffany has purportedly been residing at the pricey Setai resort in Miami Beach as she and her husband, Michael Boulos, shop for homes in the area.

“They want nothing to do with politics this time around, they never want to go through that again,” the source told People. “They just want to chill in Miami.”

Ivanka and Tiffany apparently aren’t concerned about their father’s mounting legal problems, which are just under 100 criminal charges in three states and the District of Columbia (40 in Florida, 34 in New York, 13 in Georgia, and four in Washington, D.C., per Queerty). He’s also facing a handful of civil lawsuits, but none of this apparently worries the two sisters.

“Everyone knows he’s not going to jail,” the source told People. “No one is worried.”

“They’re definitely not hiding. They live right on the beach. They seem like they don’t have a care in the world.”

Trump has gotten away with so much over the years, which means there’s a good chance he’ll manage to somehow avoid accountability once again. However, he’s never been in this kind of legal trouble before.

And should he be convicted in any of the criminal cases he’s facing, the 77-year-old may very well be imprisoned for the rest of his life. This is especially true for Georgia, where he will have to serve a minimum of five years and won’t, under state law, be able to rely on a pardon from either the governor or the president, state law mandates.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is raring to go, having proposed a trial date for October 23, 2023, for Trump and the 18 other co-defendants in the Georgia election interference trial, but so far, while a federal judge has approved her proposal, it’s only for one of the defendants, Kenneth Chesebro. His trial will begin on October 23, 2023.

All I know is I’m glad I don’t have to face this woman in court. She’s fierce. Go get ’em Fani!