Hope Hicks and Ivanka Trump’s chief of staff were furious over supermodel Karlie Kloss’ April 6 tweet.
White House adviser Hicks and Ivanka’s top aide Julie Radford responded to their social media post by saying they looked like “domestic terrorists” – and that the riot meant they were “incapacitated”. .
Their conversation was part of the vast body of documents released by the Jan. 6 Committee on how White House and Trump allies responded to the mob storming the Capitol.
Kloss, who is married to Jared Kushner’s brother Josh, tweeted: “Accepting the results of a legitimate democratic election is patriotic. Refusing to do so and inciting violence is anti-American.
Hope Hicks and Ivanka Trump’s chief of staff were furious over supermodel Karlie Kloss’ April 6 tweet
Kloss, who is married to Jared Kushner’s brother Josh, tweeted: “Accepting the results of a legitimate democratic election is patriotic. Refusing to do so and inciting violence is anti-American.
A Twitter user then urged her to “tell your sister-in-law (Ivanka) and brother-in-law.”
“I tried,” Kloss replied, sparking anger between Hopes and Radford, according to the correspondence, first reported by The Daily Beast.
‘Unreal. She just called me about it,” Radford wrote to Hicks.
‘I’m so done. Does she understand how royal they all are now? Hicks replied.
“In one day he ended every future opportunity that did not involve speaking at the local Proud Boys chapter,” Hicks wrote in an apparent reference to Trump.
“And all of us who didn’t have jobs will be out of a job forever,” Hicks added. “I’m so angry and upset. We all look like domestic terrorists now.’
Radford said she had “been crying for an hour.”
“I’m so damn angry,” Hicks said, while fearing she would be “incapacitated” and “untouchable” after the mob stormed the Capitol.
For Radford, she claimed the backlash had already started when Visa sent her a “blow-off” email.
Ivanka’s former chief of staff, Julie Radford, said she “cried for an hour” on Jan. 6, worrying with Hicks they might not be able to get jobs in the future
Kloss has rarely spoken about her connection to the Trump family and they have rarely been seen together. In September 2022, their families reunited to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah in Long Branch, New Jersey
Hicks replied: “I’m not being dramatic but we all suck”.
She added that the resignation of White House official Alyssah Farrah in December – while Trump was making allegations of voter fraud – made her look like a “genius”.
Kloss has rarely spoken about her connection to the Trump family and they have rarely been seen together.
In September 2022, their families reunited to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah in Long Branch, New Jersey.
In a December 2021 interview with The Wall Street Journal Magazine, she said she had to “grow a really thick skin” when Jared and Ivanka became her in-laws.
“I really had to grow a thick skin about that [being] influenced by the opinions of others.
“Whether they love me or hate me – because I’ve been through it all. I’ve learned to stay away from the comments section.
Karlie had openly campaigned for Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential election, while Jared and Ivanka became the senior advisers to then-President Donald Trump.
“It’s been hard,” she told British Vogue in July 2019. “But I’m focused on the values that I share with my husband, and those are the same liberal values that I grew up with and have carried me throughout my life.” have long directed .’
“I’m so damn angry,” Hicks said, while fearing she would be “incapacitated” and “untouchable” after the mob stormed the Capitol
Despite their connection to the Trump family, Karlie and her husband Joshua Kushner are both liberals
Looking back: Aside from her husband, Karlie is rarely seen with members of the Kushner family. She attended a tennis match with Jared and Ivanka (far left) in 2016.