A woman threw a banana smoothie at Nigel Farageparty leader Reform UK, in Clacton, United Kingdom, on Tuesday, June 4. The person involved has been identified as Victoria Thomas-Bowen25, who happened to be a content creator for Onlyfans. The incident occurred while the politician was leaving a pub Wetherspoons and resulted in an arrest by local police, according to reports The Sun.
Thomas-Bowen, mother of one and active creator on OnlyFans, threw a McDonald’s drink at Farage, leaving him covered in the liquid. Video captures show how Thomas-Bowendressed in underwear and a tank top, attacked the former leader of the UKIP. The woman was arrested at the scene on suspicion of assault and later released, local authorities said.
In statements to The Sun, Farage He called the incident “pretty scary,” adding: “Nobody does old-school street campaigning like me, and that’s the risk that comes with it.”
For her part, the woman justified her action by saying that Farage “is an idiot,” also mentioning: “I don’t know why maybe his parents raised him that way.”
Victoria Thomas-Bowen is a model of OnlyFans who has caused a stir and took advantage of the banana smoothie incident to keep his social media profiles active. She has expressed her support for the former Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn and opposes the ideas that Farage represents.
Self-described as a “little blonde pocket rocket,” the 26-year-old films her controversial adult-rated videos in the guest bedroom of her mother’s house in Graysvalued at $280,000.
Although the woman’s political sympathy is clear, it is not shared by her brother, Paul Thomas-Bowen, who is a Brexit voter and was dismayed by what happened, stating that he does not want to get involved with what she does.
“I just watched it and, to be honest, I’m horrified. I do not know where she is. “I don’t want to have anything to do with her,” he expressed to Daily Mail.
Victoria, in addition to posting a provocative photo in her underwear along with the lyrics of the song “Milkshake,” has made it clear that Farage does not represent her or her community. In the past, she expressed her rejection of the British monarchy by calling for a boycott of the late Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, and last November she traveled to Istanbul to undergo a nose job.
“He doesn’t represent me, he doesn’t represent anything I believe in or any of the people around here. “He doesn’t represent us, he’s not from here,” Thomas-Bowen told BBC.
The act has drawn widespread condemnation. Yvette Cooper of the Party Labor He called it “completely unacceptable.” Furthermore, his Conservative opponent in Clacton, Giles Watlinghighlighted: “We may disagree, but all candidates have the right to campaign without fear of violence or intimidation.”
From Farage’s entourage, Richard Tice, who was present during the attack, commented: “The idiot who poured a milkshake on Nigel has only won us hundreds of thousands more votes. “We will not be intimidated out of the way of the campaign.”
After the attack, Farage tried to make light of the incident by posting a photo with a banana smoothie on X/Twitter and joking: “My milkshake brings all the people to the rally.”
