Deputy PM Angela Rayner Caught on Camera Raving with DJ FISHER in Ibiza Superclub

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner was seen dancing energetically at a major club in Ibiza alongside DJ FISHER. Denise van Outen, a well-known actress and singer, shared a clip showing the official enthusiastically dancing next to DJ FISHER at the popular venue Hi Ibiza, in front of a packed audience.

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Friday, August 30, 2024, at 9

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Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner was seen dancing energetically with a renowned DJ at a major club in Ibiza.

Video captures Ms. Rayner energetically dancing in a DJ booth, receiving cheers from a large audience at Hi Ibiza, a major club on the famed party island in Spain with a capacity of 5,000.

On Thursday evening, Denise van Outen, both an actress and singer, shared a video on Instagram featuring the housing minister donned in a red dress, a choice that would seamlessly fit into the setting of the House of Commons.

Deputy Leader under Sir Keir Starmer was spotted enjoying a remix version of Gotye's popular track, Somebody That I Used to Know, by singing along to it.

The 44-year-old danced excitedly as the music peaked, and Australian house and techno DJ FISHER draped his headphones over her shoulders before they embraced.

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Van Outen, aged 50, shared the video within a collection of Instagram posts, describing it as: "Including a surprise DJ booth rave up with Angela Rayner."

The duration of Ms. Rayner's stay in Ibiza remains unclear. She is expected to return to parliament on Monday, coinciding with the end of the parliamentary summer recess.

The minister has openly discussed her fondness for attending dance parties and her preference for potent mixed drinks, alongside her habit of using electronic cigarettes.

In a conversation with comedian Matt Forde at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year, she mentioned that she had recently come back from Spain, though it was unspecified whether her destination was Ibiza.

"She mentioned, 'The girls I partied with were half my age, making me feel like a grandma. But I was actually proud of that.'"

"I began at 4pm and arrived back home at 6am, just as the sun was coming up, feeling a strong sense of accomplishment."

She mentioned that she kept herself awake by consuming vodka.

"You need to flow with the music, feel the energy, and fully immerse yourself in the moment," she explained.

Ms. Rayner disclosed that she concocts a potent homemade cocktail dubbed "Venom," which comprises a bottle of vodka, a bottle of Southern Comfort, 10 bottles of Blue WKD, and a liter of orange juice.

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She mentioned that "everyone will enjoy themselves," and shared that she had invited the primary school principal of her two youngest kids over. She also noted that the principal had to escort his wife home following the cocktail.

"She mentioned that she discovered one of her local councillors snuggled up in the dog's bed alongside the dog," she added.

The minister revealed that her children have nicknamed her "The Vape Dragon" due to her vaping habit.

Ms. Rayner is not the inaugural minister to be seen having a good time dancing at a nightclub.

In August 2021, Michael Gove, who was then serving as the Cabinet Office minister, was caught on camera dancing energetically at a nightclub in Aberdeen during the early morning hours.

Sporting a suit sans tie and seemingly solo, Mr. Gove was seen on the dance floor at Bohemia club during a night featuring techno and jungle music.

The manager mentioned that Mr. Gove expressed his enjoyment of dancing, saying, "I love to dance."

Efforts have been made to reach the Labour Party for their response.

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