News about Hope Hicks

Top Trump officials have followed different paths since the dramatic conclusion of Trump's term. One became governor of Arkansas. Another is serving time in a Florida prison. Prominent critics landed plum TV spots.

Hope Hicks' future father-in-law is a convicted forger who tried to cheat his grandchildren out of an inheritance worth millions of dollars and was branded a 'charlatan' by the judge who sentenced him to two years in jail at the age of 80. Glamorous former Trump aide Hicks, 35, is due to marry Goldman Sachs boss Jim Donovan, 57, early this summer. But Donovan's father John, 82, is one name that will not be on the guest list after he pursued a 20-year vendetta against his son that began with allegations of sex abuse and culminated in the swindling senior being handed a lengthy sentence for fraud, forgery and attempted larceny in May 2022. The once-esteemed professor was convicted of staging his own shooting in 2007 - and then falsely accusing Jim of hiring Russian hitmen.

Former Apprentice candidate Stacy Schneider (left) explained Donald Trump's behavior, saying her time on the show means she knows how Trump 'operates'. Trump closed his eyes during former aide Hope Hicks' testimony at Manhattan criminal court on Friday (top right) and denied it was because he was falling asleep. Hicks was formerly one of Trump's most trusted aides (together in 2018 bottom right) and prosecutors hoped her remarks would bolster their case that Trump concealed the nature of a $130,000 payment to adult actress Stormy Daniels on company records.

The ex-White House adviser worked for his campaign when 'hush money' deals were arranged with porn Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal.

Hope Hicks glided into the witness box wearing a black trouser suit and blue blouse and told the jury 'I'm really nervous' before describing her work reacting to a scandal they feared would ruin his 2016 presidential run.

Hope Hicks did not so much walk to the witness box as glide. With highlighted curls splayed across her shoulders and her cheek bones picked out dramatically with blusher, she looked every inch the communications professional an confidant that she had once been for Donald Trump. But the mask slipped under the steady gaze of her former boss as prosecutor Matthew Colangelo introduced himself.

Donald Trump 's one-time right hand woman Hope Hicks took the stand where she delivered riveting testimony on her experience with the ex-president during his 2016 presidential campaign. Hicks was an ultimate insider in Trump world and appeared in court on Friday having been subpoenaed in the hush money case.The 35-year-old gave detailed testimony on working for Trump and at one point even burst into tears.

DailyMail.com can reveal that Hope Hicks, 35, is preparing to get married this summer. Donald Trump's high-profile former staffer has had a series of romances since joining the ex-president's campaign in 2014. Among her paramours have been Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, 50, his staff secretary Rob Porter, 46, and Goldman Sachs boss Jim Donovan, 57. Hicks traveled to New York on Friday to appear as a witness at Trump's hush money trial.

Text messages swapped by two key Trump insiders reveal their panic as a newspaper closed in on a story about a Playboy model and her affair allegation just four days before the 2016 election. Donald Trump 's personal lawyer Michael Cohen repeatedly messaged Hope Hicks , press secretary to Donald Trump's campaign, asking if there were any developments. Eventually she responds with a link to the published story, headlined: 'National Enquirer Shielded Donald Trump From Playboy Model's Affair Allegation.'

Melania Trump's former spokesperson Stephanie Grisham said Hope Hicks and Sarah Huckabee Sanders would check in with her to see how the first lady was 'dealing' with the Karen McDougal affair rumors - but didn't share the details of a 'deal' with the National Enquirer. The revealation came as former National Enquirer CEO David Pecker testified in Donald Trump's case involving hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford. Pecker was speaking about a joint call with Hicks, who served as White House communications director, and Sanders, who was White House press secretary at the time and is now governor of Arkansas, about a 'catch-and-kill' contract given to McDougal. 

Hope Hicks, a former top advisor to Donald Trump, is expected to testify at the former president's New York trial over hush money payments to Stormy Daniels.

Hope Hicks, a former top advisor to Donald Trump, is set to testify in the former president's New York trial over hush money payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels. According to MSNBC, Hicks testified before the grand jury in March 2023 and would return to the courtroom again. At the time when the alleged payment was made, she was a top campaign aide to Trump in the 2016 race.

Hope Hicks (left) is one of those speaking out. On board the Alliance Fairfax, the student at the US Merchant Marine Academy says she was assaulted by her boss, First Engineer Edgar Sison (inset center). She said she remembers Sison climbing on top of her as she lay naked, and awakened the next morning with blood on her sheets and bruises on her body after she was allegedly assaulted. In the last decade, the Coast Guard has opened 25 criminal investigation into shipboard sex assault cases, some of which are still underway. Captain John Merrone (top right) was charged with drugging two students on his ship and raping one of them, but since the Coast Guard probe took longer than a year to reach that conclusion, he was working in retail stores the whole time. Michael James Verdin (bottom right) was accused of rape but entered a plea deal for sexual assault in the hopes of avoiding a longer prison term and returning to work quicker. In 2012, he negotiated the one-year jail sentence and agreed to a seven-month suspension from work.

Hope Hicks, the former White House Communications Director, spoke with Manhattan prosecutors on Monday about the hush-money payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels and Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal on former President Donald Trump's behalf. Hicks and her counsel, Robert Trout, spent several hours inside the Manhattan district attorney's office and then stepped outside to a waiting SUV.

Hicks and Ivanka's top aide Julie Radford replied to her social media post by saying that they were being made to look like 'domestic terrorists' and that the uprising had brought them to a 'unemployable'. Their speech was part of a huge pile of documents released by the White House by January 6 committee on how those inside responded to the crowds wrangling the Capitol. Kloss, who is married to Jared Kushner's brother Josh, posted a note on Twitter: 'Accepting the findings of a legitimate democratic election is patriotic.' It's anti-American to refuse to do so and inflaming violence.'

Johnny McEntee, the former White House staff chief, testifies about his office's involvement in drafting a presidential order on pulling US troops out of Afghanistan. His staff, which installed Trump loyalists in the White House, also wrote a list of reasons why you should fire Pentagon Chief Mark Esper.

Hope Hicks followed Trump from his family business to the White House, but denied allegations of voter manipulation and told me he's stopped listening to me a long time ago.' On January 6, she texted Kellyanne Conway, after she described the day 'awful.' She said she personally told Trump that his allegations of election manipulation were unconstitutional and damaging his image.

Donald Trump's recommendation, while sitting back at the committee, is an indication of a two-tiered "Justice" scheme. The ex-commander-in-chief blasted the American justice system for failing to address the's massive number of crimes committed by both Joe and Hunter Biden in a continuation from previous posts that mocked the committee's decision to make the referrals to the federal government on Monday.' The decision came just days after former Trump aide Hope Hicks' broadcasting of damning, never-before-seen testimony, and it comes as the first time a US president has been subjected to a criminal referral by Congress.

Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director, is set to testify before the House of Representatives on Tuesday. According to CNN, Hicks, 34, appeared for a'informal' interview with the panel, but the formal one will take place sometime today.