US EditionJD Vance Wants His Wife to Make a Major Life Change: ‘I Hope She Is Somehow Moved by Church’
Vice President JD Vance says faith is personal and they agreed to raise their children Christian while respecting Usha's choice not to convert, addressing 10,000 people.
- On Oct. 29, 2025, Vice President JD Vance said he hopes his wife Usha Vance embraces Christianity, but 'if she doesn't, then God says everybody has free will,' emphasizing marital harmony.
- Second Lady Usha Vance, a Yale-educated lawyer, has no plans to convert while the couple agreed to raise Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel Christian, sending the two oldest to a Catholic/Christian school.
- Vance recalled his conversion in 2019 and earlier beliefs, telling the crowd of 10,000 he met Usha Vance when he identified as agnostic or atheist.
- Critics and commentators accused Vice President JD Vance of downplaying his wife's Hindu background and warned the remarks could harm his marriage and 2028 political prospects.
- Amid rising debate over immigration and religion, Vance's remarks arrived as discussions intensify on Indian-origin communities and online backlash against public social posts on Diwali.
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Vice President JD Vance, a Cincinnati Republican, revealed he hopes his Hindu-raised wife will eventually convert to Christianity while speaking at a Turning Point USA event. Vance also defended his hardline immigration stance to a student who questioned his family's immigrant heritage.
US Vice President JD Vance Says He Wants Hindu-Raised Wife Usha To ‘Come To Christ’: WATCH
JD Vance expressed his hope that his wife, Usha, raised Hindu, will embrace Christianity. He emphasised the importance of Christian values in America and is raising their children Christian.
'I do wish': US Vice President JD Vance hopes his wife Usha converts to Christianity
US Vice President JD Vance has said that he hopes his Hindu-raised wife, Usha Vance, will one day embrace Christianity, while emphasising that she has complete freedom of choice and that their interfaith marriage is built on mutual respect and understanding. 'But if she doesn't...': Vance Addressing a Turning Point USA event in Mississippi on Wednesday, Vance was asked whether he hopes his wife will eventually "come to Christ". Responding cand…
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