Georgia Toffolo heads home with a mystery man after partying with I’m A Celebrity pal Stanley Johnson at Tory ball
GEORGIA Toffolo was spotted leaving the Conservative Party’s Black and White Ball with a mystery man hours after arriving with her pal Stanley Johnson.
The 22-year-old was seen exiting the bash with a handsome fella in a black coat - who was definitely not 77-year-old former politician Stanley.
Toff turned heads at the swanky political fundraiser, held at the Natural History Museum in London, by arriving with Boris Johnson's dad.
However, after spending the night mingling with Tory party big wigs, she was spotted heading home with a much younger man.
The gent walked behind Toff as they left the museum together following the swanky party.
He wore a thick black coat and wrapped up warm in a scarf, but his identity has not yet been revealed.
Toff - who is said to be dating Charles Goode - was invited to the bash by her former I’m A Celeb campmate and new Conservative best pal Stanley, who she called “devilishly handsome” in her Sunday Times column.
Charles, who previously dated Prince Harry's ex Chelsy Davy - was nowhere to be seen at the bash.
The event, which costs rich party backers £15k a table, allowed Toff to rub shoulders with Prime Minister Theresa May and her Cabinet at the annual fundraiser.
A fellow partygoer told The Sun guests got the chance to mingle and pose for selfies with the PM and leading Tories like Boris, who toured the room pressing the flesh with rich donors.
The Tory source said: “If she wanted to she will definitely be able to have a chat with Theresa.”
She’s promised her fellow Jungle contestant that she will be on “best behaviour” for the night, adding: “Definitely no Jägerbombs”.
True blue Toff was initially snubbed by party top brass after offering to help struggling Mrs May engage with younger voters.
Insiders said she was “too posh” to win over Labour voters, but U-turned and welcomed her to the gilded event.
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Lavish prizes like holidays, shooting weekends and statues of Magaret Thatcher are flogged to line party coffers.
The outing comes after Jacob Rees-Mogg also praised Toff's “bravery” in publicly backing the Tories.
The future leadership contender said: “It’s very important the Conservative Party can show that it’s got followers from a variety of areas.
“We broadly expect that retired field marshals will be Conservative but we need to show that young people, celebrities, people that can win I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, also have a connection with the Conservative Party, that they see why it’s attractive.
The Somerset MP went on: “And I think her role is important in showing that there are some young Conservatives as well and she’s brave in putting her head above the parapet because very few celebrities are willing to say they are Conservative.”
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