Yet another sex scandal has found its way into the White House. This time, a counterterror official within the Trump administration is accused of soliciting rich men to bankroll her flashy lifestyle.
Julia Varvaro, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism under President Donald Trump, was allegedly finding men on the “sugar daddy” website, Seeking, a former lover told the Daily Mailon Wednesday, April 22.
The man, only referred to as Robert B., claimed he met Varvaro, 29, on Hinge, and within three months of dating has dropped $40,000 on luxury “vacations, Cartier jewelry, expensive handbags, and various shopping trips.”
“I did not want a sugar daddy/prostitution relationship,” he told the outlet after finding what he believes to be her profile on the Seeking website.
The alleged profile, which used the same photos as Varvaro’s Instagram, was removed after the Daily Mail reached out to her for comment.
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Robert filed a complaint with the Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General, claiming Varvaro posed a “security risk,” per the outlet.
“She told me that she does not have college debt because sugar daddies paid for her college education,” he explained. “She also told me directly that the $40,000 worth of jewelry on her wrists and ears are all trophies from her sugar daddies.”
He added, “I believe that she’s under financial stress.”
According to Robert, Varvaro also participated in recreational drug use, including marijuana and Xanax.
“He claimed he warned her that this could put her Top Secret Clearance in jeopardy,” the Daily Mail reported. “But that ‘she indicated that she was not concerned because she was above being tested.’”
Varvaro denied she had a profile on Seeking in an interview with the Daily Mail, adding, “I’ve never taken any drugs for recreational use.”
“I did nothing wrong,” she said, claiming they had a “normal” relationship and she went to college on a full scholarship. “This is just a mad ex-boyfriend putting crap together.”