Rogue MAGA influencer accuses married congresswoman of affair with her ex-boyfriend

A rogue conservative influencer is accusing a married, sitting member of Congress from Florida of sleeping with her ex-boyfriend, whom she only identified as a well-known conservative personality from Tampa Bay.

"To this day, they both insist that nothing happened," influencer Ashley St. Clair said in an X post on Wednesday. The unnamed Congresswoman "got very upset for telling this story because it insinuates that she cheated on her husband."

St. Clair said that her relationship with her then-boyfriend was strained at the time because he moved her to Tampa Bay, smoked kratom and marijuana, had soft hands, and put mud on his truck to uphold a conservative facade, among other reasons detailed in a nearly 10-minute video.

She only refers to her ex-boyfriend as "Tampa" in the video, "because I have enough lawsuits," she said, but she described him as a "California attorney and full-time MAGA influencer."

After coming back from a short trip, St. Clair found a face mask in their shared master bedroom, she said.

"I had already moved into the guest bedroom because I was over this man. When I pressed him about this, he said, 'I thought it was yours,' to which I responded, 'I would never use something that disgusting,'" St. Clair recounted. "It turns out this face mask belonged to a current, sitting member of Congress."

The ex-boyfriend explained that the unnamed congresswoman "just spent the night because she needed somewhere to stay because she was moving to the district to carpetbag for her seat that she currently holds."

After St. Clair and "Tampa" broke up, another ex-girlfriend of his called St. Clair, "with an almost identical story, including his inappropriate relationship with a sitting member of Congress, who still to this day, despite him being in relationships, calls him in the middle of the night to look at the sky and other weird [expletive] like that."

St. Clair stood by her claims at the end of her video, concluding that "all I have done is tell the accurate recollection of facts."