First Deputy Mayor of New York City Sheena Wright officially resigned Tuesday — the latest high-profile departure in an administration that’s been rattled by a sweeping federal corruption case. News of Wright’s imminent resignation broke last Friday,

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright resigned Tuesday and is expected to be replaced by one of her top aides — the latest staff shakeup to rock Mayor Adams’ administration amid his criminal indictment and continuing fallout from federal corruption probes besieging City Hall.

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright resigned from Mayor Eric Adams’ administration on Tuesday, according to multiple reports — a long-expected departure that makes her the highest-ranking official to leave City Hall in the exodus following the mayor’s indictment and the federal investigations that have ensnared Wright and several of her colleagues.

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright is expected to resign as soon as Friday night, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation. She would become the latest domino to fall as investigations swirl around the New York City mayor and members of his administration.

Wright took on her role in 2023 where she oversaw agencies including the budget office and finance department.

Mayor Eric Adams addressed Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Philip Banks’ resignation on Monday during an interview on PIX11 Morning News. Adams said that Banks started planning to leave six months ago.

First deputy mayor Sheena Wright is Adams’ second-in-command and the domestic partner of outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks.

Outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks and his decade-plus partner First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright planned to finally tie the knot this weekend, as a federal corruption probe ensnares the Banks

Sheena Wright, the first deputy mayor of New York City, became the seventh senior leader to leave the administration in the past few weeks.