Hope Hicks Spurs Speculation After Spotted Boarding Air Force One
- 6 years ago
Hope Hicks was spotted boarding Air Force One on Saturday.
President Trump's former communications director Hope Hicks was recently spotted on Air Force One, and her presence has led to speculation about what she was doing there, reports CNN.
She was seen boarding the plane at a New Jersey airport not far from the Bedminster golf course Trump was visiting.
Hicks was then seen arriving in Ohio where Trump held a rally Saturday night.
According to The Hill: "It's unclear why Hicks was on the plane, or if she was meeting with the president. Hicks briefly spoke with media traveling with the president off the record after Trump's rally, according to a later pool report."
The former model had been one of Trump's key aides before she left the administration earlier this year.
Since then, Hicks reportedly spent time in Connecticut where her family lives and was believed to have been in New York City last month to explore potential work opportunities.
An unnamed source told the New York Post in July that she would likely not return to the administration saying, "Hope is very loyal to Trump, and remains friendly with Ivanka, but it doesn't look like she's going back to the White House...internally, people want her back less. She's now thinking about her next steps."
President Trump's former communications director Hope Hicks was recently spotted on Air Force One, and her presence has led to speculation about what she was doing there, reports CNN.
She was seen boarding the plane at a New Jersey airport not far from the Bedminster golf course Trump was visiting.
Hicks was then seen arriving in Ohio where Trump held a rally Saturday night.
According to The Hill: "It's unclear why Hicks was on the plane, or if she was meeting with the president. Hicks briefly spoke with media traveling with the president off the record after Trump's rally, according to a later pool report."
The former model had been one of Trump's key aides before she left the administration earlier this year.
Since then, Hicks reportedly spent time in Connecticut where her family lives and was believed to have been in New York City last month to explore potential work opportunities.
An unnamed source told the New York Post in July that she would likely not return to the administration saying, "Hope is very loyal to Trump, and remains friendly with Ivanka, but it doesn't look like she's going back to the White House...internally, people want her back less. She's now thinking about her next steps."