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‘Opposite of an aphrodisiac’: Farage flogging personal Valentine’s Day vids

The ex-Ukip leader is selling "special" Valentine's Day messages on a new celebrity video platform.

Henry Goodwin by Henry Goodwin
2022-02-01 15:33
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Unsure what to get your better half this Valentine’s Day? Fear not, Nigel Farage has you covered – for just £74 per clip.

The former Ukip leader took to Twitter on Monday to share a promotional video offering customers a personalised video message to be sent to people’s loved ones in time for 14 February.

“What says ‘I love you’ more than that!” the GB News presenter exclaimed.

Stuck for a Valentine's gift for your other half?

Or perhaps it's me they have always had a crush on?

Get them a personalised video message from me exclusively on @thrillz_uk — What says 'I love you' more than that!

➡️ https://t.co/CW5eIJuO2y pic.twitter.com/WhMDHBfYM4

— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) January 31, 2022

In a video advertising his romantic services via celebrity video messaging platform Thrillz, Farage said: “Gift for Valentine’s. Stuck for an idea?

“You can book me, Nigel Farage, exclusively at Thrillz, and send that special message to your boyfriend, girlfriend, partner or whatever you call them.”

The ex-Brexit Party chief’s biography highlights his political career, touting a friendship with Donald Trump and bigging up his part in the 2016 Brexit referendum. 

“My life has always been controversial, but never boring. Having cheated death 3 times I live life to the full. My recent adventure has been as a TV presenter at GB News, which I love.

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“Now I am getting on board with Thrillz. It is an exciting British tech company with big plans.

“Book me now, exclusively on Thrillz, for shout outs, live interactions, video conferences and in-person visits!”

Twitter, unsurprisingly, had some thoughts.

Only use this service if you hate your partner or if you want a divorce but don’t have the courage to ‘make the first move’. https://t.co/iIDSSK9Lch

— Amanda Abbington (@CHIMPSINSOCKS) February 1, 2022

Why send your partner flowers and chocolates when you can send them a gob full of shite? https://t.co/UYVfbhutuo

— Nic Houghton (@40PercentGerman) January 31, 2022

Siri, what is the exact opposite of an aphrodisiac? https://t.co/gR2kGVbTn0

— Richard Hall (@_RichardHall) January 31, 2022

This man is literally famous for engineering the most famous break-up of modern times. https://t.co/sgjtoEeFCE

— Richard Gowan (@RichardGowan1) January 31, 2022

Hands up if you’d rather be given garage forecourt flowers and chlamydia. https://t.co/LqAlG2dOWp

— Maïa Dunphy (@MaiaDunphy) January 31, 2022

Related: Starmer condemns ‘gutter’ Johnson’s Savile slur

Tags: Nigel Farage

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