The woman arrested after a banana milkshake was thrown over Nigel Farage has been revealed to be a Jeremy Corbyn-supporting OnlyFans model.
Victoria Thomas-Bowen, 25, was arrested by police on suspicion of assault after the Reform UK leader was drenched as he walked out of a Wetherspoons in Clacton, Essex.She has used the stunt to promote her explicit content. Eight hours ago she posted on Instagram a picture of her in underwear with the comment ‘My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard’.
” The incident has been roundly condemned by politicians.Labour's Yvette Cooper said it was a 'disgrace' and 'completely unacceptable and wrong'.Last night she posted a photo of herself dressed only in her underwear and sports socks in a provocative pose, alongside a link to her Onlyfans website and the lyrics to the song Milkshake.She has previously voiced support for Jeremy Corbyn on Facebook.
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