Kim Kardashian visits Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner at their home
Kim Kardashian went to see Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner at their home after her Oval Office meeting with the president.
The reality star, who lobbied President Trump to pardon a first-time drug offender, was pictured last night arriving at the First Daughter's home in Washington D.C.
Kardashian had spoken to Kushner at the White House earlier in the day as part of her efforts to have great-grandmother Alice Marie Johnson freed from prison.
Exclusive photos taken by DailyMail.com showed Ivanka smiling with Kim and her husband before Kardashian left the Kushner home at around 8pm on Wednesday.
Kardashian, who visited the couple in Kalorama Heights, is thought to have been involved in private discussions with Kushner and Ivanka Trump for several months.
After the meeting at the White House, Kim went to Jared Kushner and Ivanka's home in DC
Ivanka was also spotted walking into the property in a Gucci dress after the White House sports day
The celebrity has been urging the president to pardon Johnson, 63, who has spent more than two decades behind bars and is not eligible for parole.
Kardashian tweeted: 'I would like to thank President Trump for his time this afternoon. It is our hope that the President will grant clemency to Ms. Alice Marie Johnson who is serving a life sentence for a first-time, non-violent drug offense.
'We are optimistic about Ms. Johnson’s future and hopeful that she —and so many like her—will get a second chance at life.'
Earlier she had wished Johnson a happy birthday and said: 'Today is for you'.
President Trump posted a picture of the meeting, saying: 'Great meeting with @KimKardashian today, talked about prison reform and sentencing'.
Kim Kardashian arrives at the Trump/Kushner home in Kalorama Heights
She arrived at the house shortly before 6.30pm after meeting the president
Kardashian went to see Kushner and Ivanka after going to the White House
The reality star and her lawyer Shawn Holley seen outside the Washington home
Ivanka is seen smiling as she entertains Kim and guests in their home
President Trump's daughter arrives at the property shortly before 6pm
Ivanka arrived home where she and her husband entertained Kim Kardashian
The First Daughter arrived home where she and her husband hosted the reality star
Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner returned home around 6pm to entertain Kim Kardashian
Ivanka's husband Jared, who met with Kim earlier in the day, smiled as he arrived home
Johnson was imprisoned for life in 1996 for drug dealing and money laundering. It was her first offence.
She was found guilty after her 15 accomplices all testified against her and had their charges dropped, despite Johnson's minimal role in the cocaine ring.
Kardashian had a confirmed meeting on prison reform with Jared Kushner, who is a senior White House adviser.
Lawyer Brittany Barnett said it was her 'hope' that Kardashian would also have an opportunity to plead Johnson's case to the president.
Trump last week granted a rare posthumous pardon to boxing's first black heavyweight champion, clearing Jack Johnson's name more than 100 years after what many saw as a racially charged conviction.
A woman that appears to be Kim is seen standing alongside Jared Kushner (right) and Ivanka (center)
The guests were seen through the window smiling at the house in Washington
She glanced at the cameras as she headed to her waiting car on her way home
Kim was seen leaving the Kushner home just after 8pm on Wednesday. Ivanka appears to be sending her on her way behind the door
Kardashian and her lawyer Shawn Holley emerged from the Kushner house
Kardashian left the Washington home after being entertained by Ivanka and her husband
She went home after 8pm following her meeting with the president's family
Ivanka appeared to be visible just behind the door as Kim and her lawyer left the house
The First Daughter, wearing the same dress she arrived in, smiled as her guests left
Kardashian and her lawyer went down the steps and left the property on Wednesday night
The celebrity was in Washington in an effort to persuade the president to pardon Alice Johnson
The boxer's pardon had been championed by actor Sylvester Stallone, who Trump said had brought the story to his attention in a phone call.
Kushner has led White House efforts at prison reform, drawing on the experience of his father's sentence in 2005 for tax evasion, illegal campaign contributions, and witness tampering
The First Step Act would offer job training and drug-treatment programs, as well as time off their sentences, as an incentive for inmates with good behavior.
The bill, passed by the House and currently before the Senate, would allow non-violent offenders to spend the end of their sentences in halfway homes.
Kushner said earlier this month: 'The single biggest thing we want to do is really define what the purpose of a prison is. Is the purpose to punish, is the purpose to warehouse, or is the purpose to rehabilitate?'
Donald Trump shared a photo with Kim Kardashian during their meeting in the Oval Office
Kim asked Trump to pardon Alice Johnson, pictured, a great-grandmother, who was imprisoned for life in 1996 for drug dealing and money laundering after her 15 accomplices all testified against her and had their own charges dropped