Former aide shares details of decades-old affair with Newsom in Vanity Fair essay
Facebook The affair began in 2005, when Newsom was separated from his then-wife Kimberly Guilfoyle and Rippey was married to Newsom’s close friend and campaign…
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The former Hollywood actress turned feminist filmmaker left comments on the local news site SFist calling herself a “girl’s girl” who nonetheless branded Rippey “bad news” and appeared to dismiss her powerful husband’s role in the protracted sexual affair, which took place in 2005. Newsom and Rippey locked eyes in a narrow hallway at a July 2005 wedding and the sexual encounters began soon after, the former aide wrote. A former aide to California Gov. Gavin Newsom D is revisiting their decades-old affair that rocked San Francisco politics, sharing details of the relationship in a Vanity Fair essay published Tuesday.
Furthermore, The essay by Ruby Rippey, who worked as Newsom’s appointments secretary when he was mayor of San Francisco, brought to light details of their.
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The former Hollywood actress turned feminist filmmaker left comments on the local news site SFist calling herself a “girl’s girl” who nonetheless branded Rippey “bad news” and appeared to dismiss her powerful husband’s role in the protracted sexual affair, which took place in 2005.
according to New York Post — NewsNewsom and Rippey locked eyes in a narrow hallway at a July 2005 wedding and the sexual encounters began soon after, the former aide wrote.
according to New York Post — NewsA former aide to California Gov. Gavin Newsom D is revisiting their decades-old affair that rocked San Francisco politics, sharing details of the relationship in a Vanity Fair essay published Tuesday.
according to The Hill — Just InThe essay by Ruby Rippey, who worked as Newsom’s appointments secretary when he was mayor of San Francisco, brought to light details of their
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