Angela Rayner was spotted out together in London with Sam Tarry, a Labour MP.
After he won her election to be Labour’s deputy leader, Ms Rayner (41), is thought to have become closer to Mr. Rayner.
Her husband Mark separated her from her in 2020. Mr Tarry is understood to also have parted with his wife.
On Sunday, they were photographed by The Sun leaving their taxpayer-funded home. Tarry showed what looked to be a toothbrush inside his coat pocket.
Tarry, left-leaning Labour MP, is a rare exception. He holds a shadow ministerial position, and was the shadow transport minister.
After Mike Gapes (Labour MP for Ilford South), defected, he was supported by Momentum and entered the Parliamentary Hall.
Although the couple have kept their distance about their relationship, Ms Rayner (a grandmother) may be forced to speak out if she runs for Labour’s leadership.
After he won her election to be Labour’s deputy leader, Ms Rayner (41), is thought to have become closer to Mr. Rayner.
Her husband Mark separated her from her in 2020. Mr Tarry is also believed to be divorced.
Tarry, left-leaning Labour MP, is a rare exception. He holds a shadow ministerial position, and was the shadow transport minister.
Mancunian was a straight-talking lady who said it would have been ‘an absolute honor’ to be admitted into Downing Street for a mother of two from a council estate.
However, she said to CNBC in the USA that she would be acting as vice prime minister with Sir Kier at the top.
Last week she made clear her designs on Labour’s top job – before pledging her support to Sir Keir Starmer.
Mancunian was a straight-talking man who said it would have been a ‘great honor’ to be admitted into Downing Street for a mother of two from a council estate.
However, she said to CNBC in the USA that she would be acting as vice prime minister with Sir Kier at the top.
But she said that it was not impossible to run for the party leader’s position, and added: “Never say Never.”
“At the moment I cannot wait to get into number 10, With Keir, and be his deputy pm as a girl of my heritage, who was born on the council estate, very poor family to leave school at 16 with no qualification to be deputy prime minister, would be an absolute honor, she stated.
“I will always remember the faith that my constituents have placed in me right now. It’s that which motivates me to continue. Their future is better than the one they are currently experiencing. That’s why I will keep pushing to make it even better.
This isn’t the first time that Ms. Rayner spoke out about taking the reins at the top
She portrayed herself last September as the future leader of the party at the conference in Brighton.