Shortly after Lewandowski, with whom Hicks had an on-and-off romantic relationship, was fired in June 2016 for clashing with Trump family members, Hicks sat in Trump Tower with Trump and his sons, worrying about Lewandowski's treatment in the press and wondering aloud how she might help him. Trump, who otherwise seemed to treat Hicks in a protective and even paternal way, looked up and said, "Why? You've already done enough for him. You're the best piece of tail he'll ever have," sending Hicks running from the room.
In June 2016, after Corey Lewandowski was dismissed due to conflicts with the Trump family, Hope Hicks found herself in Trump Tower, expressing concern over Lewandowski’s portrayal in the media. She was worried about how she could assist him, indicating a sense of loyalty to her former romantic partner. This moment reflects her complex relationship with Lewandowski and how it intertwined with her role in the Trump administration.
Donald Trump, however, responded in a dismissive manner, implying that Hicks had already contributed enough to Lewandowski's life. His comment, which highlighted a more objectifying view of Hicks, caused her to feel uncomfortable, prompting her to leave the room. This interaction illustrates the dynamics at play in the Trump inner circle and sheds light on Hicks's struggles in balancing her personal and professional loyalties amidst a tumultuous environment.
