Former MP William Wragg Opens Up About 'Honeytrap' Scandal's Toll

Wragg reveals severe mental health struggles and career impact following the Westminster scandal.

William Wragg admitted to sharing colleagues' phone numbers after being blackmailed on a dating app.
The former MP experienced suicidal thoughts and was hospitalized for mental health support.
Wragg resigned from his MP position and left the Conservative Party amid the scandal.
A Labour Party member was arrested in connection with the harassment and blackmail case.
Wragg emphasizes the importance of vigilance and seeking help in similar online situations.