Corey Lewandowski and Kristi Noem were spotted biking and canoodling along the shores of Lake Minnetonka, in what could be their first public sighting since reports the former Homeland Security secretary was getting divorced from her cross-dressing husband.
The duo settled at an outdoor table at a restaurant in Wayzata, a wealthy suburb of Minneapolis. Noem pulled a hat down over her eyes to avoid detection while Lewandowski wore sunglasses.
The two are believed to still be in a romantic relationship, multiple sources have told The Post.
They were casually dressed and, at one point, Noem looked at something on Lewandowski’s phone.
Wayzata is known for its high-end shops, wealthy residents, and fine dining. Its paths along Lake Minnetonka — known for boating, sailing, and scenic views of Wayzata Bay — are popular for bikers and walkers.
Lewandowski did not respond to a request for comment.
President Trump fired Noem from her job as Homeland Security secretary on March 5 after she was grilled at a congressional hearing on rumors she had “sexual relations” with Lewandowski, who was a special government employee at the department. She didn’t directly answer, which was widely seen as an admission of infidelity.
Noem, 54, was named Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. Lewandowski, 52, left his government position.
Since then, shocking pics in the Daily Mail revealed Noem’s husband, Bryon, liked to cross-dress as a woman with excessively large boobs, while engaging in online affairs with dominatrixes from the “bimbofication scene.” Noem is getting a divorce, her mother told the outlet.
The Noems have three children.
Lewandowski is married to Alison Hardy Lewandowski. They have four children.
Noem still has business in Washington, DC and has an office at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, which is where her State Department role is based.
It’s unclear what her duties as an envoy involve. She has not posted on her official X account since July.
But she and Lewandowski were spotted out together in Washington shortly after Trump fired her. In May, The Post spotted the pair at The Hay-Adams hotel, across the street from the White House.
Lewandowski was dressed in a sports coat in the posh hotel lobby, which was buzzing with security detail personnel.
Noem, also in business attire, was huddled in the back corner of The Lafayette hotel restaurant with a group from Ecuador for lunch.
A rep for the delegation told The Post the lunch was for a “private” matter, and not related to Noem’s work as Special Envoy for The Shield of the Americas, a multinational coalition focused on combating drug cartels and enhancing security.
After lunch, Lewandowski was seen exiting the hotel with Noem after looking over his shoulder to see who was around. Noem departed with her security detail.
Lewandowski is back at the company he founded, Lewandowski Strategic Advisors, a government and public affairs firm.
