President Donald Trump’s glamorous former aide Hope Hicks was back in the MAGA orbit in Miami this past weekend. 

The former communications director for the White House, key to the president’s 2016 campaign and much of his first term, celebrated with friends Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner during the lavish events of Race Week in Florida’s city.

In a photo, Hicks, 36, donned a baby blue dress with a white tassel skirt and posed with Ivanka, 43, the president’s eldest daughter, who was dressed in a fitted gold outfit, to commemorate the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Ivanka, who posted the image to her Instagram, wrote: ‘Welcome to Miami.’

In other pictures, Hicks donned a bright red button-down dress and sneakers, and appeared with Ivanka and Kushner beside a race car.

The trio collaborated closely during the first Trump administration as prominent aides to the president. However, like Ivanka and Kushner, Hicks did not return to Washington, D.C., for Trump’s second term.

Indeed, ever since the ignominious end to the first administration, Hicks has kept an exceedingly low-profile.

‘She’s a very private person,’ said one former colleague. 

Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks (left) reemerged in Trumpworld over the weekend in posts shared by first daughter Ivanka Trump (right) as they attended Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix events in Miami, Florida, where Ivanka lives

Jared Kushner (left), Hope Hicks (center left) and Ivanka Trump (right) pose for photos together and with racecar during ‘Race Week’ events in Miami, Florida this weekend. Hicks has kept a low-profile since leaving the first Trump administration in early 2021 

She has rarely been seen in public with any members of the Trump family since her White House exit, though she did emerge in May last year, to testify in Trump’s New York hush money trial.

So what has she been doing for the last four years? 

A source close to Hicks exclusively reveals that she has been getting her love life in order. 

In 2019, Hicks began dating Goldman Sachs banker Jim Donovan. Last year, they became engaged during a romantic hike in Italy.

However, our insider says that Hicks has recently been enjoying the single life in New York City, where she works in communications.

Hicks had originally been Ivanka’s aide at the Trump Organization before the now-president snapped her up to be his 2016 campaign press secretary. 

She was 26 and a former model, but received compliments from the press for handling the transition from fashion into politics well. 

After Trump’s shock 2016 win, Hicks entered the White House as the director of strategic communications, with the former Republican National Committee spokesperson, Sean Spicer, taking the more prominent role of Trump’s first White House press secretary. 

In August 2017, she was elevated to interim White House communications director. 

Less than a month later the 28-year-old got the job full-time, making her the youngest person to ever hold the role.

During her tenure as communications director, Hicks started dating Rob Porter, the White House staff secretary, who is 11 years her senior.

But he resigned in scandal after the Daily Mail published abuse allegations leveled at him by his two ex-wives in February 2018. He denied the claims.

Hicks and Porter reportedly split days after the scandal blew up, but they were then spotted in public together months later. 

Hope Hicks (right) and her former fiance, Goldman Sachs banker Jim Donovan (left), on a date night in Beverly Hills in February 2020

Hope Hicks is photographed arriving on Capitol Hill to testify before the House Intelligence Committee on February 27, 2018. She would resign from her post as White House communications director about a month later 

President Donald Trump (left) points at Hope Hicks (right) outside the Oval Office on one of her final days working for him in 2018. She rejoined the administration in early 2020 as counselor to the president and an aide to Jared Kushner 

Hope Hicks (right) is drawn testifying in Manhattan state court as part of then former President Donald Trump’s (left) Stormy Daniels hush money trial last May 

Hicks resigned from her White House job in late March 2018, after testifying before the House Intelligence Committee in February that year as part of the broader probe in potential Russian election interference.

She went on to work for Fox Corporation, as their chief of communications on a salary of over $1.8 million, but got pulled back into Trumpworld in February 2020, as a White House aide to Kushner. 

After Trump then lost the 2020 election in the November, Hicks pushed the president not to spread the so-called ‘big lie’ – the false claim that widespread voter fraud cost him a second term. 

In texts later unearthed by the House select committee investigating the January 6 riots, Hicks was seen bemoaning the future employment prospects of Trump officials after the violent assault on the U.S. Capitol Building. 

‘In one day he ended every future opportunity that doesn’t include speaking engagements at the local Proud Boys chapter,’ Hicks had written to Julie Radford, Ivanka’s chief of staff, in an apparent reference to the neo-fascist militant organization.

Still, Hicks stayed somewhat politically engaged, working for Dave McCormick on his unsuccessful 2022 Pennsylvania Senate bid. 

When Trump announced his 2024 presidential bid – in November 2022, a week after the midterms – Hicks didn’t join the team.

But she remained a political ally, writing an op-ed for The New York Post the day before the 2024 election, predicting that he would win once again.