Jordyn Woods was “inspired” after meeting Vice President Kamala Harris and George Floyd’s family in Washington, D.C.
Kylie Jenner’s former BFF was at the White House Wednesday as President Joe Biden signed an executive order on police reform which established a database of police misconduct.
“Today was an honor being able to witness a step in the right direction towards police reform in our country,” she captioned a slideshow of photos on the 2-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death.
Woods wore a white blazer dress, white Chanel crossbody purse, matching pumps and a stack of pearl necklaces as she posed with Harris. The 24-year-old also took photos with Floyd’s daughter and sisters as well as Breonna Taylor’s Mother Tamika Palmer.
“This is a day I’ll never forget. ❤️ Their strength can inspire us all,” she ended her post.
Floyd and Taylor — who died in March 2020 — were both tragically killed at the hands of police officers, causing the country to break out into protests over police brutality.
Woods, who was joined by her boyfriend Karl-Anthony Towns, shared a photo with the basketball player to her Instagram Story, writing, “Off to the White House!”
And in another video where Woods was seen walking into the White House, she wrote, “bucket list moments.”
Earlier in the day, Woods visited the D.C. Holocaust Museum, urging her fans to stop by when they’re in town.
