Kristi Noem’s cross-dressing husband Bryon is nowhere in sight as family celebrates bronze statue unveiling, days after she was seen getting cozy with Corey Lewandowski
Kristi Noem, the former US Homeland Security secretary, attended the unveiling of a life-sized bronze statue commemorating her tenure as governor of South Dakota, but her husband Bryon was noticeably absent from the event. The unveiling, held on Friday in Pierre, comes shortly after Noem was reportedly seen in a close moment with Corey Lewandowski, fuelling speculation about the state of her marriage.
Noem was accompanied instead by her grandchildren and mother as she posed alongside the statue, which depicts her as a smiling but determined cowgirl standing next to her horse, Iceman. She served as South Dakota's governor from 2019 until January 2025, before taking up her federal role.
- Kristi Noem's bronze statue as ex-governor unveiled in South Dakota.
- Husband Bryon absent; only grandchildren and mother attended.
- Comes days after reports linking Noem with Corey Lewandowski.