Leading White House adviser, Hicks no longer works at the White House, a previously planned departure.

Hicks is one of President Donald Trump’s most influential confidants and has been a longtime loyalist. But not at the White House much in recent weeks after she felt her influence waned after she pushed the president’s unfounded voter fraud claims. The source said. She also urged him not to take up legal challenges without a competent lawyer.

Her departure also stems from a scandal involving former senior aide Rob Porter whose public defense Hicks helped craft while still dating him at the time.

Porter resigned in shame after two ex-wives accused him of family abuse.

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She was once a repeat of Trump’s telephone receiver, testifying to his most furious moments, and according to other campaign aides, the one wrinkled out of his pants. Hicks is also one of the few reliable aides often seen in the White House.

But her relationship with Trump changed dramatically after she left the White House for the first time.

While testifying in June, Hicks told lawmakers that she has spoken to Trump only five to 10 times since she left the White House.

However, Hicks maintains close contact with the White House senior adviser and the president’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and other top aides to the White House.

Hicks, a one-time model, joined the Trump organization, who worked in PR with Ivanka Trump, and moved to Trump’s presidential campaign early in the race. She remains one of the few aides to follow him from his political beginnings to the White House.

Hicks has maintained a close relationship not only But with the president, who calls her “Hopey” – but with his family members including Ivanka Trump and Kushner.

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