Adamari Lopez and little Alaya at Kamala Harris’ Washington DC home.

Puerto Rican host Adamari Lopez, 52, shared a video of a recent home visit on her Facebook account. Kamala HarrisVice President of the USA.

In his material of almost 5 minutes, we were able to notice that Chaparrita de Oro was accompanied by a small Alayawho was a real guest at an event that brought together different women on the occasion of Mother’s Day, although she still shared it.

“My beautiful people! My Princess Alaya and I had the privilege of attending a Mother’s Day event of alliance and support between women, along with Vice President Kamala Harris, it was an incredible experience. I share a little about what happened at that wonderful moment. We leave with a full and happy heart, ”the description of his material says.

Thanks to her videos, we were able to see some of the most intimate corners of the home of the most powerful woman in America.

“We went into a room where we share with many people. Alaya is here, crazy about the vice president. They gave us a little tasty game without alcohol and we are sharing it with a group of people who will also have the opportunity to take pictures with the vice president,” Ada can be heard describing this in this room there was a piano, a dining room, and also impressive chandeliers.

Taking a memorable photo with Kamala Harris, Adamari Lopez showed us the exterior of the historic residence, which draws attention with its terraces, green spaces, pool and pool houses.

“Look how everything looks, super cool. Many people, many women continue to support other women and also celebrate Mother’s Day,” continued the former host of Hoy Día, who also witnessed Harris’ speech and boasted about how much fun Alaya had during this special visit.

What does the house where Kamala Harris lives look like?

For the duration of Joe Biden’s stay in the White House, Kamala will live in the Observatory Number One Rotunda, the site that has been the home of the nation’s vice presidents since 1977.

The building, built in 1893, originally housed the superintendent of the observatory, and in 1923 it passed into the hands of the chief of naval operations.

After 50 years, the United States Congress decided to restore it and make it the permanent home of the vice presidents, and Walter Frederick Mondale, Jimmy Carter’s right-hand man, became the first to live there permanently.

Since then, all the vice presidents have moved there, and Dick Cheney was the only one who had to look for an alternative home due to renovations and security work that had been carried out since the September 11, 2001 attacks. The land plot is 12 acres and consists of three floors.

Inside, there is a hall, a living room, a veranda, a dining room, a main room, an office and other rooms.

The vice presidents have made some improvements over the years, such as George W. Bush’s right-hand man Dan Quayle, who installed a swimming pool, pool house, and gym.

Joe Biden, who lived there for eight years, is credited with hanging a sign from one of the trees that reads: “Joe loves Jill, Valentine’s Day 2012.”