'Ashley Get It, Ryan Get It': Trump Official Lynne Patton's Yacht Vibrator Video Surfaces From Mar-a-Lago Black Tie Gala Night

A video obtained by Daily Mail captured Lynne Patton, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump, drunkenly playing with a purple vibrator while partying on a yacht.

The incident took place hours after Patton, 52, who serves as a deputy assistant to the president, attended a black-tie charity gala benefiting a children's cancer hospital at Mar-a-Lago.

In the video, a visibly intoxicated Patton can be seen slurring her words while chasing and tossing around the s-- toy on the boat. Other Trump staffers captured in the footage can be heard pleading with the person filming, saying, "Do not get our faces!"

The video was filmed by Ryan Coyne, a Washington lobbyist who frequently attends events with Patton as her plus-one. Reports have also revealed that Patton lives in Coyne's luxury penthouse in Virginia. Coyne, 38, is a registered foreign agent and a partner at the consulting and lobbying firm Tactic COC LLC, through which he represents various foreign governments and overseas entities.

"Ashley, get it. Ryan, get it," Patton slurred in the video, referring to the X-rated toy being passed around. "Stop — not any of us. Not any of us!"

"Caroline's vibrator is on the loose. Who wants it?" Coyne said while filming before kicking the toy toward Patton.

"Dude, do not get our faces, you b----!" she screamed. "Wait, start again. Start again, you're not getting our faces."

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and other senior officials reportedly opted not to discipline Patton over the incident, allegedly due to her deep, longstanding relationship with the Trump family, particularly the president's son and daughter-in-law, Eric and Lara Trump.

Lynne has worked for Donald across both of his presidential administrations, first rising through the ranks as an event planner and aide for his charity foundation.

Lynne's qualifications have been a major source of controversy throughout her political career. The debate surrounding her qualifications peaked in June 2017, when the POTUS appointed her to head Region II of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), overseeing federal housing programs in New York and New Jersey.

Before taking on the high-stakes government position, Lynne had no background in housing policy, urban development or public administration. Her primary career experience came from working as an event planner and personal aide to the Trump family, where she organized celebrity golf tournaments and helped plan Eric's wedding.

Public scrutiny intensified after a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by the watchdog group American Oversight uncovered errors on her official resume that falsely implied she had earned a degree or held extensive credentials from Yale University. Records showed she attended the university for only a brief period and did not graduate.

Lynne graduated from the University of Miami in 1996 with a Bachelor of Arts in English literature and psychology.

Her profile also stated that she held a law degree from Quinnipiac University School of Law, but the school's registrar confirmed that she attended for only two semesters before withdrawing.

In addition to questions surrounding her qualifications, Lynne's tenure in government was marked by significant ethical controversies. In 2021, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel fined her $1,000 and barred her from federal employment for four years after she admitted to violating the Hatch Act.

Lynne had improperly used her position at HUD to persuade public housing residents to appear in a video for the 2020 Republican National Convention.

Despite the long-running backlash over her credentials and ethics, Lynne returned to the White House after serving her suspension and took on the role of deputy assistant to the president.

Text messages obtained by the Daily Mail also offered a glimpse into Lynne's party-heavy lifestyle. In a group chat called "Inauguration Frat House," Patton wrote, "I'm down for the count. My voice is utterly obliterated. Staying here and laying low until official balls."

The Mail also obtained Lynne invitation to an inaugural party, which invited guests to "Breakfast & IV Therapy at Ryan's" every morning from January 18 to 21. The listed attire was "sweatpants and bed hair," while the invitation promised, "Bebidas: Yes, you animals, we will have mimosas."

According to sources cited by the Mail, Lynne is fond of vodka.

"Grey Goose pear. She drinks it on the rocks," a source told the outlet.

Lynne has also spoken openly about her past battle with addiction. In an August 2025 interview with New York's PIX11 at the White House, she reportedly credited Eric with helping her overcome a cocaine habit, saying he "saved her life."