Tech billionairess Susan Dell flaunted her incredibly toned arms as she joined President Donald Trump for his White House announcement earlier today.
The 62-year-old was among those gathered in the Oval Office on Monday to celebrate the launch of Trump’s new policy allowing the government to invest in newborns.
She stood alongside husband Michael, who is the CEO of Dell Technologies, and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange Jeffrey Sprecher, with US Senator from Texas Ted Cruz also among the lineup.
But it was Dell’s physique that most caught the eye.
The mom-of-four opted for a short, black sleeveless dress that boasted a pleated skirt which left her sculpted arms on full display.
Her figure is perhaps unsurprising since she describes herself as an ‘accomplished athlete’ on the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation website.
It states that she has competed in elite marathons, triathlons and the Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.
She also served on President Bush’s Council for Physical Fitness and Sports, which aimed to promote active, healthy lifestyles for all Americans.
Tech billionairess Susan Dell flaunted her incredibly toned arms as she joined President Donald Trump at the White House
Under the new program discussed at the White House today, dubbed ‘Trump Accounts,’ each eligible child born roughly from 2025 to 2028 is awarded a $1,000 investment account.
The accounts officially began receiving deposits on July 4.
Children who have accounts cannot access the funds until they turn 18.
Once they do, there are strict restrictions on what the money can be used for, like purchasing a home or paying for school.
Parents, family members, friends and more can contribute to the accounts on behalf of the youngsters.
The investments will go towards exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which give the children exposure to the US stock market.
The White House estimates that even without additional investment from outside sources, each child’s account would be worth around $5,800 by the time they turn 18 or $18,100 at age 28.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in the Oval Office that six million Trump Accounts have already been opened.
The 62-year-old was among those gathered in the Oval Office on Monday
Her figure is perhaps unsurprising since she describes herself as an ‘accomplished athlete’
‘Already six million American children have signed up, 86 percent of them with families earning less than $200,000,’ Bessent said, adding that ‘1.4 million of those accounts will receive $1,000 from the US Treasury.’
The accounts have also been funded with philanthropic donations from US titans of industry, like Michael Dell and Altimeter Capital boss Brad Gerstner – the mastermind behind the policy.
‘They’re putting up a lot of money,’ Trump said in the Oval Office while Gerstner and Dell stood behind him.
‘Think of it, children that are born without money… they can become very wealthy children at 18.’
