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Kristi Noem's Husband Bryon Reportedly Disappears But Starts Cross-Dressing Again Despite Efforts to 'Get Better'

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  Kristi Noem's Husband Bryon Reportedly Disappears But Starts Cross-Dressing Again Despite Efforts to 'Get Better' Bryon Noem fails to quit cross-dressing amid Kristi's affair scandal By Catherine Armecin Martin Published 31 March 2026 @fgbryonnoem/Instagram The curated image of a stable, conservative family life for Kristi Noem and her husband, Bryon Noem, has been replaced by a narrative of private struggle and recurring scandal. Recent reports have shed light on a deeply personal battle involving Bryon, whose attempts to leave behind a secret lifestyle have allegedly faltered. Bryon is currently at the centre of a bimbofication scandal , just weeks after Kristi's alleged affair with Corey Lewandowski, who served as Chief of Staff during her tenure as Secretary of Homeland Security, made headlines. The intersection of these stories has created a complex crisis for one of the most visible families in American state politics. The Recurring Cycle of a Secret Doubl...
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Morning Digest: Why Georgia (almost certainly) won't host any runoffs this year

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Morning Digest: Why Georgia (almost certainly) won't host any runoffs this year Democrats have won three enormous overtime wins in recent years David Nir and Jeff Singer Jul 14 Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (left) campaigning alongside Sen. Jon Ossoff. (Credit: Jon Ossoff Facebook) Leading Off Georgia The Libertarian Party of Georgia announced Friday that it had failed to gather the roughly 72,000 signatures necessary to place its candidates on the Nov. 3 statewide ballot, a development that dramatically lowers the chances that any race will need to be settled with a Dec. 1 runoff. Georgia is the rare state that requires downballot candidates to earn a majority of the vote in the general election to avert a second round of voting—a practice that wound up having national consequences in 2020. That fall, Republican Sen. David Perdue outpaced Democrat Jon Ossoff 49.7 to 47.9 , a showing that would have ensured Perdue’s reelection in almost any other state. But while Li...
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