Ex-Cabinet minister Stephen Crabb sent sexually explicit messages to a 19-year-old woman
Devout Christian admitted to sending 'pretty outrageous things' to young woman who applied to work in his Commons office
AN ex-Cabinet minister sent sexually explicit messages to a woman aged 19 who applied to work in his Commons office, it was revealed.
Devout Christian Stephen Crabb, 44, who ran for Tory leader last year, admitted saying “pretty outrageous things” after the interview.
It is the second time the dad of two has sent explicit messages to a young woman while married.
The news comes as Theresa May fears the Westminster sex pest scandal may force her into an emergency reshuffle.
Crabb is not the only MP named with International Trade Minister Mark Garnier has not denied calling his secretary “sugar t*ts” and asking her to buy him sex toys.
A friend of Crabb's latest victim said she saw two messages in which the former minister said that he “wanted to have sex” with her friend.
She accused him of an “abuse of his position of power”.
Mr Crabb said the pair met on “several occasions” and both sent messages knowing “nothing like that was actually going to happen between us”.
