Kennedy and Hines are experiencing marital difficulties, paralleling other Trump-allied couples facing divorce. Despite purchasing a Georgetown townhouse, Hines has not moved in, voicing disdain for D.C. and skepticism regarding Kennedy's involvement in the Trump administration. Reports indicate she feared for his fidelity while living alone in Washington, illustrating her lack of trust. Hines refrained from public support during Kennedy's Senate confirmation hearings, suggesting a strained relationship amid ongoing political controversies.
Bobby felt the house in Georgetown would mend their marital bridges. His hope was to keep their marriage alive and become Washington's latest power couple.
Hines hasn't actually moved into the Georgetown townhouse, citing D.C. as a deadbeat town and her doubts about Bobby working in the right-wing Trump administration.
During Kennedy's Senate confirmation hearings, Hines did not publicly support him amidst his family disowning him, and she stood by him despite rumors of an inappropriate relationship.
Multiple reports claimed Hines planned to live in D.C. full-time after Kennedy's confirmation, but reasons stemmed from her lack of trust in her husband.
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