Wild moment Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is asked if he had sex in the White House with his partner Jodie Haydon – and he ANSWERS
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was nervous Thursday morning when he was asked on live radio whether he had sex with partner Jodie Haydon at the White House.
The Labor Party leader, 60, and his financial professional partner, 44, recently attended a state dinner hosted by US President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden.
Curious about the couple’s stay in the White House, KIIS FM radio host Kyle Sandilands bluntly asked Mr Albanese if he and Mrs Haydon had sexual relations in the government office.
Mr. Albanese replied coyly, “What goes on tour stays on tour, Kyle. You know that for sure.’
The Prime Minister and Mrs Haydon arrived at the White House on October 25 for a subdued state dinner with Mr and Mrs Biden.
The guest list of about 325 lacked star power — with only actor John Leguizamo and high-powered producer Jeffrey Katzenberg, who is advising Mr. Biden’s, 81, re-election campaign — representing Hollywood.
A planned appearance by the B-52s was canceled due to bad optics of White House guests going to “Love Shack” during the Middle East war.
Hunter Biden – who has attended two other state dinners at the White House – skipped the affair, but his children Naomi, with husband Peter Neal, Finnegan and Maisy were all there.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, 60, (pictured) was nervous on Thursday morning when he was asked live on radio whether he had had sex with partner Jodie Haydon at the White House
The Labor Party leader and his financial professional partner, 44, (left) recently attended a state dinner hosted by US President Joe Biden, 81, (center right) and first lady Jill Biden, 72, (right)
“Everything,” Maisy replied when DailyMail.com asked her what she was most looking forward to.
Am. Caroline Kennedy, the current U.S. ambassador to Australia, zoomed by reporters as she arrived for dinner, without answering questions about her cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent presidential campaign. against Biden.
When Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and his husband Chasten arrived at the dinner, Chasten said he was most excited that the “babysitter is on duty” since the couple is fathers of twins.
Curious about the couple’s stay at the White House, KIIS FM radio host Kyle Sandilands rudely asked Mr Albanese if he and Mrs Haydon had sexual relations in the government office
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo brought her son Tommy Moffit as a guest, who eagerly said “oh no” to reporters when asked if it was his first state dinner.
“It is,” his mother countered and laughed.
Her high school-age son then explained, “I get swept up in a lot of things.”
Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Ron Wyden said it was appropriate for the White House to tone down the dinner, telling reporters that the war between Israel and Hamas was “very much on our minds.”
Mr. Albanese replied coyly, “What goes on tour stays on tour, Kyle. You know that for sure’