ICE Barbie’s Alleged Lover Dismisses Pilot for Unbelievable Reason
Corey Lewandowski, a senior adviser at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), recently dismissed a U.S. Coast Guard pilot over a peculiar incident involving a blanket connected to Kristi Noem, the alleged secret lover of Lewandowski. The incident, reported by the Wall Street Journal, occurred when Noem switched planes due to maintenance issues, leaving her blanket behind.
Incident Details
After realizing the blanket was not transferred to the replacement plane, Lewandowski took the unusual step of firing the pilot. However, this decision was reversed when no other pilots were available to complete their journey home.
Responses and Aftermath
The U.S. Coast Guard and DHS were approached for comments by The Daily Beast. A spokesperson from DHS, while not addressing the blanket incident directly, emphasized Noem’s commitment to excellence in personnel decisions.
Financial Context
The backdrop of this situation is connected to Noem and Lewandowski’s use of a 737 MAX airliner. DHS has leased this aircraft, which is expected to cost approximately $70 million, nearly double that of seven other planes intended for deportations. This plane, humorously dubbed Noem’s “big, beautiful jet” by DHS staff, was initially designated for “high-profile deportations.” A DHS spokesperson clarified its dual role for both deportations and travel at the Cabinet level. Charter planes, more often used than military aircraft for such missions, are considered less expensive.
Relationships and Rumors
Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski, both married to other individuals, have been rumored to have a romantic relationship for years. New York magazine referred to their connection as a “widely understood” secret in Washington, D.C. Despite persistent rumors, both parties deny any romantic involvement.
Lewandowski’s Role and Allegations
- Lewandowski serves as Noem’s chief adviser and de facto chief of staff.
- He has faced allegations of underreporting his work hours to maintain his position as an unpaid government employee.
- Critics claim he occasionally enters government buildings with colleagues to avoid badge requirements and uses personal devices to limit official traceability.
This scrutiny follows Lewandowski’s prior role as Donald Trump’s campaign manager during the 2016 election and his subsequent advisory position during the 2024 campaign. He initially advised Noem during her governorship of South Dakota before joining her at DHS.
As this situation unfolds, it appears the relationship between Noem and Lewandowski continues to attract significant attention amidst clouded circumstances surrounding workplace decisions and alleged misconduct. Stay tuned to Filmogaz.com for further updates on this developing story.
