Donald Trump’s loyal and stylish deputy communications director, Margo Martin, was one of the few people close to the former president to accompany him to Manhattan Criminal Court on Monday as the first criminal trial against him began .
Martin, 27, filmed the former president leaving Trump Tower for the “first day of the Biden trial,” sharing the video on his Instagram Story.
She was later seen sitting in the back row with Trump senior adviser Jason Miller as jury selection began in the trial over hush money the ex-president allegedly paid to former porn star Stormy Daniels and to his Playboy playmate Karen McDougal before the 2016 election.
The communications specialist was photographed wearing a black pantsuit with gold buttons inside the courthouse. Trump is on trial on 34 counts of falsifying business records to conceal the six-figure amounts he allegedly paid the two women so they would not make their relationships with him public.
Martin, who grew up in Oklahoma, remained at Trump’s side while other press secretaries left during the former commander in chief’s many scandals. She is one of the few Trump staffers to remain after his defeat in the 2020 election.
She previously served as Trump’s press aide while he was in the White House and most recently served as deputy communications director of his Save America PAC ahead of the 2024 election season.
Martin credited her time at the White House as an experience that “gave my life immeasurable purpose and happiness,” in a parting message beneath a photo of her and Trump walking on the grounds.
As the election approaches, Martin’s new title is deputy communications director to the Republican presidential candidate and he is often photographed alongside him at campaign events and parties.
She also shared dispatches from the campaign trail on Instagram, where she has nearly 30,000 followers with photos from her lavish professional life.
Martin often posts from the former president’s private jet for trips to events like Sneaker Con or shares clips from sporting events like UFC matches or attending the State Fair. Iowa.
But she also shares a look at her personal life with friends, vacations, concerts and visits with her sister, a NewsNation morning anchor.
New York Post
