Apparently this state representative had an 18 year old sugar baby since 2004. She spills his secrets in the independent outlet Current Revolt. Read the archived Rolling Stone article at the link. I’ve included some of the details from the article below.
https://archive.ph/h3xeC
TEXAS REPUBLICAN ADMITS AFFAIR, DENIES OTHER DISTURBING ALLEGATIONS
State Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, who wrote the state's strict anti-abortion legislation, was accused of paying for multiple abortions
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But while Capriglione led the charge to restrict the rights of his constituents in his political career, in his personal life he allegedly paid for multiple abortions — according to Alex Grace, a former exotic dancer who says she had a long relationship with Capriglione.
In a lengthy interview published on Friday by Texas-based independent outlet Current Revolt, Grace alleged that she and Capriglione — a married father of three who was elected to the state legislature in 2012 — had been romantically involved for almost two decades. She said the two met in 2004, when she was 18 years old and working as a dancer. Grace said they would meet at a variety of locations, including his home and office, describing the representative’s behavior as paranoid to the point of absurdity.
Grace described one incident where, in order to avoid being seen together, Capriglione told her to “go to the back of [a Chuck-E-Cheese] and next to the dumpster there would be a rubber mat. Look under it, and under this rubber mat was an envelope with money.” She added in the interview that Capriglione would use burner phones and emails to communicate with her, and often flaked on plans to meet for fear of being caught.
Grace alleged that Capriglione “funded several abortions for his own personal gain,” and that she felt his support for anti-abortion legislation ran contrary to his own personal beliefs and values. “If you are using abortions for your personal gain, if you are using women for your personal gain, why announce to the world that this isn’t who you are?” she said.
Texas Republican that authored abortion trigger law is accused of paying for multiple abortions.
