Trump ally Nigel Farage gets doused with milkshake by OnlyFans model
Her milkshake brings Farage to the yard.
A British OnlyFans model threw a milkshake at Trump ally Nigel Farage, the new leader of the right-wing Reform UK party, after his first public speech promoting his bid for parliament.
Farage, who is now running to represent the seaside town of Clacton, was addressing local voters on Tuesday when a 25-year-old woman tossed a milkshake at Farage’s face, the BBC reports.
Wild video from the scene showed the woman, wearing all white, waiting for Farage outside the Moon & Starfish pub when she raced up the stairs to douse the firebrand politician.
The woman tosses the cup and quickly flees the scene, with Farage seen wiping the milkshake off his face as he’s escorted away.
The protester was later identified as Victoria Thomas-Bowen, an OnlyFans model who supports left-wing former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, the MailOnline reports.
Thomas-Bowen was one of several people protesting Farage’s campaign in Clacton, which was suddenly announced on Monday despite Farage’s claim that he wanted to focus on supporting his ally Donald Trump.
Thomas-Bowen told the BBC that said she did not pre-plan the incident but felt she had to do something to protest Farage’s campaign.
“He doesn’t stand for me, he doesn’t represent anything I believe in or any of the people around here,” she said.
“He doesn’t represent us – he’s not from here.”
Farage described the latest incident as “quite frightening,” but said it’s just one of the risks of doing old-fashioned meet-and-greets with voters.
“I’ll be honest, it was quite scary,” he told ITV News. “No one goes out and does the old style street campaigning the way that I do, and this is the risk that goes with it.”
Tuesday’s incident, however, is not the first time Farage had a milkshake tossed at him.
Back in 2019, a Newcastle man sullied the pro-Brexit politician’s suit with a banana and salted caramel milkshake from Five Guys, according to the BCC.
Farage was in the city as part of a campaign tour for one of his many failed bids for Parliament.
