Kamala Harris' stepdaughter Ella Emhoff whips people into a frenzy with her VERY candid reactions to dad Doug's DNC speech

Kalama Harris is the center of the Democratic National Convention, but it was her stepdaughter who stole the show with her candid reactions on Tuesday night.

Video footage of Ella Emhoff reacting to dad Doug's speech at the DNC has been shared on social media, with the 25-year-old proudly looking on and applauding her father.

The 15-second footage was shared on X, formerly Twitter, by political account The Recount with the caption: 'Ella Emhoff is clearly touched by her father's speech at the DNC.'

Vice President Harris, 59, is said to have a close relationship with her stepchildren, Ella and her 20-year-old brother, Cole. 

At the end of her father's speech, where Doug, 59, spoke of his admiration and love for Harris; Ella was seen clapping and looking emotionally at him.

Video footage of Ella Emhoff reacting to dad Doug's speech at the DNC has been shared on social media, with the 25-year-old proudly looking on and applauding her father

As the speech came to an end her dad left the stage, Ella was seen with her hands clasped to her chest before giving her grandmother, Barbara, a hug. 

The aspiring model also had a sign which read 'Doug,' which she held up proudly.

Lawyer Doug was set up on a blind date with Harris by a client who gave him her phone number back in 2013. 

'In 2013, I walked into a contentious client meeting. We worked through the issue and by the end of the meeting, the now happy client offered to set me up on a blind date,' he said.

He then spoke of the 'awkward' voice memo he left for the now Vice President.

'For generations, people have debated when to call the person you're being set up with. Never in history has anyone suggested 8:30 am,' he jokingly told the crowd.

Although Harris could not be in the audience to watch the speech, she shared a heartwarming picture of her watching it on X with the caption 'I love you, Dougie.'

The second gentleman retweeted the photo with just four words: 'I love you too.'

Emhoff, 59, spoke of his admiration and love for Harris in his speech at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night 

The aspiring model also had a sign which read 'Doug,' which she proudly held up while watching in the crowd

Second Gentleman Doug speaks on stage during the second day of the Democratic National Convention

Although Harris could not be in the audience to watch the speech, she shared a heartwarming picture of her watching it on X with the caption: 'I love you, Dougie' 

Harris and Doug arrive together for an official state dinner at the White House on April 10 

'I love you so much,' he said during his speech at the Chicago event. 'I'm so proud of how you've stepped up for us. But that's who she is. Wherever she's needed, however she's needed, Kamala rises to the occasion.'

It's not the first time Harris' stepdaughter has made headlines.

Earlier in the week, she was roasted for the outfit she wore to the first night of the convention - while other critics have called her dad 'weird' and 'creepy' for the way he showed affection. 

Radio host and political activist Charlie Kirk, who is an outspoken Donald Trump supporter, shared a snap that showed Ella and Doug standing together with his hand placed on her waist.

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He captioned it sarcastically with, 'Totally not weird,' and it sparked a massive debate over the interaction.

Another called his embrace 'creepy' while another wrote: 'I've never seen a father do that.'

A slightly meaner response was simply: 'Freakshow.'

However, others jumped to the defense of Ella.

'It's weird to hug your daughter?' one person asked, while another replied, 'A father standing with his daughter is weird to you?'

Someone else shared a video of the former President placing his hand on his daughter Ivanka Trump's hip from a previous event and wrote, 'Not at all.'

In June, President Joe Biden was still the candidate Democrats were prepared to nominate but this was thrown into doubt by early July after his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump.

On July 21, the President officially ended his reelection bid and endorsed Harris. 

A day later, she earned the support of enough delegates to become the presumed candidate for November.

She selected Tim Walz, the Governor of Minnesota, as her running mate.