Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema admits to affair with bodyguard. Can she be sued by his ex-wife?
Heather Ammel seeks more than $75,000, and a federal judge will decide whether North Carolina can hear her alienation of affection claim.
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Krysten Sinema reveals moment her bodyguard’s wife knew they were having affair
Former US Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona testified in court today about the moment she understood the wife of her bodyguard knew that the pair was having an affair. Months into the adulterous relationship, the bisexual then-congresswoman sent her bodyguard lover, Matthew Ammel, an encrypted message on Signal, she explained in testimony reported by The New York Post. Related “Kyrsten Sinema is a homewrecker!” Jilted ex-wife accuses in jaw-dropp…
Kyrsten Sinema Drops Affair Bombshell Under Oath
Former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema made a series of startling admissions under oath about an intimate relationship with her married security guard. The revelations emerged in federal court filings tied to a lawsuit filed by the guard’s ex-wife. Sinema, who was elected as a Democrat before becoming an independent, testified during a July 31 deposition in a case brought by Heather Ammel. Ammel is suing under North Carolina’s alienation-of-affection l…
Ex-Sen. Kyrsten Sinema reveals stunning moment bodyguard’s wife confronted her about their tryst: ‘Are you having an affair with my husband?’
Ex-Sen. Kyrsten Sinema testified about being confronted by her bodyguard's wife, Heather Ammel, who is suing her for $75,000 over the affair.
Kyrsten Sinema May Testify Over Alleged Affair
Politico: “The bitter personal drama surrounding Kyrsten Sinema is set for a public airing this morning in a federal courthouse in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.” “It’s the first hearing on a lawsuit Heather Ammel filed last September claiming that Sinema — while a sitting senator in 2024 — caused the breakdown of Ammel’s marriage to her […]
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