Scorned ex-girlfriend of Mark Latham has her explosive revenge plot texts leak – where she threatens to expose the SECOND woman in his life: ‘I am outing her… Get in the mud’

A woman who was dragged into a ‘toxic’ feud between Mark Latham and his ex Nathalie Matthews has revealed the stunning lengths a ‘scorned’ Matthews was prepared to go after accusing her of being ‘in bed’ with Latham. 

The Sydney woman, who the Daily Mail has chosen not to name, said Ms Matthews became ‘absolutely wild’ with rage after learning she had struck up a relationship with Latham before Ms Matthews’ love affair with the politician fell apart. 

In a series of text messages obtained by the Daily Mail, Ms Matthews warned a close associate that she ‘might tell a journo about’ the other woman, after recent allegations against Latham were made public.

‘Why not? She was in bed with pig – get in the mud too,’ she said. 

‘I don’t believe her bulls***,’ she wrote, adding: ‘I am outing her.’

After the woman was spotted at Latham’s side at a racing event, she claimed that Ms Matthews took to social media to question why a man with a ‘beautiful young girlfriend’ would choose to ‘date an old wrinkly one’.

On a separate occasion, she said Ms Matthews discovered a picture of Latham at the races alongside an ‘unidentified blonde’ and followed up with a post to Instagram with a caption along the lines of ‘#upgradeblonde’.

The woman, who is married, told the Daily Mail that she was stunned to learn Ms Matthews, with whom she had never spoken, held any ill feelings towards her.

Behind the scenes, she was told Ms Matthew’s had gone ‘absolutely wild’, demanding Latham name the mystery woman he had been spotted with at the races. 

‘Apparently, she went on and on and then he told her and she looked me up on social media and she then had my name in her head,’ she said.

‘She had it in for me and I don’t know why… I was no threat to her, but she obviously thought I was.’

Ms Matthews is seeking an AVO against Latham after alleging he inflicted a ‘sustained pattern’ of psychological, financial and emotional abuse against her. 

The former federal Labor leader has denied all abuse claims made by Ms Matthews, alleging the pair’s relationship was consensual. 

The woman claimed Ms Matthews’ ire only grew when she went through Latham’s phone and found some innocent pictures of the pair attending lunch together. 

‘I think she blew it out of proportion. I don’t know if he made it out that I was more of a threat than I was, I don’t know,’ she said.

The unnamed woman recalled meeting Latham at a racing event in August last year and, after learning who he was, became ‘star-struck’. 

She said the politician was ‘quite persistent’ in getting her number and she soon began attending regular lunches with him over the next few months. 

‘Look, I did go to the Fullerton (hotel) but it wasn’t what it seems… And there was certainly no defecating either,’ she added.

Among the accusations levelled against Latham in her AVO application to the NSW Local Court, Ms Matthews alleged he defecated on her before sex and refused to let her wash. 

In his affidavit, Latham accepted he did perform the vile sex act on Ms Matthews on one occasion but said he only did it ‘because it turned her on’. 

The second woman said her relationship with Latham was a ‘confidante kind of companionship’, adding the pair would often discuss Latham’s frustrations with Ms Matthews, whose work often took her abroad. 

‘I could see there were a lot of problems in that relationship,’ she said, adding Latham would tell her ‘everything’. 

‘He longed for a normal relationship… he said that they had an open arrangement because she had people in Dubai, and that she came and went as she pleased and he wasn’t happy with that,’ she said. 

The woman decided to cut ties with Latham a few months into their relationship after sensing she had become a pawn in a ‘toxic game’. 

‘I was starting to get feelings back, during the months we were having lunch, and I didn’t want to go when I realised what was going on with him and her, (so) I ended it,’ she said.

‘I said: ‘Look, I can’t keep, I don’t want to be in the middle of your guys’ games’ and so we stopped having lunch.’

She added: ‘They obviously had a very toxic game going on.’ 

Latham and Ms Matthews began dating in 2023 and ended their relationship earlier this year. Both Latham and Ms Matthews declined to comment. 

The matter will return to court next month.