Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jun 7

Boebert Curses Out Reporter Over Massie Sex Allegations, Ends Interview After 1 Question

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jun 7

Boebert Curses Out Reporter Over Massie Sex Allegations, Ends Interview After 1 Question

Q: Is there any concrete evidence of the alleged secret relationship between the two members of Congress?

No. Based on the reporting provided, there is no concrete, independently verified evidence that Rep. Lauren Boebert and Rep. Thomas Massie had a secret sexual relationship. What exists is an allegation from Cynthia West, who identified herself as Massie’s former girlfriend. She said Massie told her he had sex with Boebert and bragged about it. That is a secondhand claim, not direct proof. The material cited publicly appears to consist of West’s account in an interview and commentary from others who amplified it, not documents, messages, photos, travel records, or on-the-record confirmation from either lawmaker. Massie has denied the allegations, calling them false and unsubstantiated. Boebert did not address the substance of the claim in the Fox News Digital exchange and instead rejected the question angrily and ended the interview. Her reaction is not evidence either way. The additional reporting mentions alleged “corroborating” details tied to West’s broader claims about Massie, including employment and payment disputes, but nothing described in the provided material independently proves a relationship between Massie and Boebert. There is also no indication of confirmation from neutral witnesses or official findings. So the factual bottom line is that the allegation has been reported, but it remains unverified. At this point, it is a claim made by a third party, not an established fact.

Q: Was a congressional aide offered a $60,000 settlement after alleging she was fired for personal reasons?

Yes. Cynthia West, a former congressional aide in Rep. Victoria Spartz’s office, said she was offered a proposed $60,000 settlement after alleging she was wrongfully or retaliatorily discharged. According to the reporting cited, West claimed her temporary job in Spartz’s office ended after personal issues tied to her past relationship with Rep. Thomas Massie. She said she filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights and later received a proposed settlement that included a nondisclosure agreement. West said she refused to sign it. The existence of a proposed $60,000 settlement was reported by multiple outlets and described as having been reviewed by journalists. But the underlying reason for her departure is disputed. West characterized it as retaliatory and connected to personal circumstances. Spartz’s office denied she was fired for that reason, saying her temporary employment was simply not extended because of “concerning conduct” or unsatisfactory performance. Massie also denied related allegations, including claims that he tried to pay West to drop her complaint. So the clearest factual answer is that West did say she was offered a $60,000 settlement, but the claim that she was fired for personal reasons remains contested.

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 7

Rep. Lauren Boebert told a Fox News Digital reporter “F--- you” and walked away after he asked about allegations linking her to Rep. Thomas Massie.
The question referred to claims by a woman identifying herself as Massie’s ex-girlfriend, who said Massie had bragged about a sexual encounter with Boebert within weeks of his wife’s death.
Boebert called the line of questioning “sexist” and “clickbait,” then refused to discuss the allegations further, saying she did not want to talk about “anybody’s exes.”
The clash came after Boebert had been discussing Trump-backed primary challenges, saying Massie was the one defeated incumbent she was “a little sad about” after his May 19 primary loss.
Massie has since filed with the FEC for a 2028 run without specifying the office, fueling speculation about his next political move.