Ex-Tory MP William Wragg Expresses Deep Regret Over Westminster Catfishing Scandal
Wragg shared sensitive information under pressure from a scammer posing as a Grindr user, leading to his resignation.
- William Wragg, a former Conservative MP, was deceived into sharing explicit images and colleagues' phone numbers by a fake Grindr account.
- He felt coerced to provide sensitive information to avoid the release of his intimate photos.
- Wragg resigned from his parliamentary posts after the scandal broke, having already announced he would not seek re-election.
- The incident triggered severe stress and panic attacks for Wragg, who later sought medical attention.
- A Labour Party member was arrested in connection with the scam but has been released on bail.