Just days after Mr Latham warned he had ‘scores of documents’ disproving her allegations of abuse, multiple intimate text messages have been leaked to the media.
Leaked texts have laid bare the breakdown in Mark Latham’s relationship with his ex-lover Nathalie Matthews, the couple’s habit of graphic sexting exchanges about sex acts while Parliament was sitting and the use of tracking devices to find a “f*ck parlour.”
Just days after Mr Latham warned he had ‘scores of documents’ disproving her allegations of abuse, multiple intimate text messages have been leaked to the media.
Businesswoman Nathalie Matthews has told news.com.au that she did not leak her text exchanges with Mr Latham but confirmed she had provided her phone to NSW police.
Ms Matthews has sought an AVO from police but the matter is yet to be heard. Mr Latham denies the allegations and has not been charged with any criminal offence.
The texts, first published by The Daily Telegraph are sexually charged and graphic.
In one text exchange on February 20 at 11:06 am, the former Labor leader writes, “Master’s c**k needs relief too. Very hard thinking about you.”
The 64-year-old follows up with a series of emojis including a purple eggplant and a tongue. “Haven’t c*m in days,’’ he writes.
“Lots of c**k tension.” The messages continue throughout the day with Mr Latham referencing parliamentary work around 8pm.
“Made it back for the first vote after dinner,’’ he writes. “I needed that. You’re amazing.”
In the same exchange Ms Matthews, 37, writes, “You are quite amazing. My Dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin.”
Nathalie May Matthews and Mark Latham. Picture: Instagram
Mr Latham has labelled her allegations of coercive control as “comically false and ridiculous” in a post on his X social media account.
“As the old saying goes, Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned,” the post said.
“The story says that Ms Matthews went to the police and they did not do anything. They certainly haven’t contacted me. In the current environment, that says a lot.”
In October, the pair discuss tracking devices. “Update your tracker,’’ Mr Latham writes.
“Where’s tracker? Please follow instructions. Send tracker so I can find this f*ck parlour.”
But the breakdown between the pair is also detailed in more recent messages after the relationship turned sour.
“The heinous monster I saw and that physically attacked me that Tuesday night is responsible for any heart issues you might have,’’ Mr Latham writes on June 6.