Ex-Sen. Kyrsten Sinema details repeated sex with bodyguard in homewrecker case where ex-wife wants $75K
WASHINGTON — Former Sen.Kyrsten Sinema opened up about the sordid details of her dalliance with her then-married ex-bodyguard during a deposition in the $75,000 “homewrecker” suit brought by his angry ex-wife.Sinema (I-Ariz.), the first openly bisexual person elected to Congress, fessed up to having repeated sex with Matthew Ammel in cities across America in an affair that upended his 14-year marriage.She confessed that she first had sex with Ammel, her then-bodyguard, around Memorial Day of 2024, two years after he began working on her security team.“We were staying at an Airbnb in Napa, California.
We were outside.Matt kissed me.
We went inside and had sex,” the former senator explained during her July 31 deposition, court records show.That was the first time that the two kissed, Sinema said.Ammel’s ex-wife, Heather Ammel, a mother of three, sued Sinema last year, taking advantage of her home state North Carolina’s “homewrecker law,” which permits women to sue their ex-spouse’s mistresses.Sinema, 50, pushed the suit to federal court in January in a bid to argue that the dalliance took place outside of North Carolina.Heather Ammel is now seeking over $75,000 in damages.She also faults Sinema for allegedly getting her ex-husband into psychedelics, apparently in a bid to help him deal with brain injuries and mental health disorders from his multiple deployments to the Middle East.“I cared about Matt,” Sinema said in her deposition.
“Matt and several other of the members of the security team suffered from traumatic brain injury.”After the lovemaking in Napa, Sinema and Ammel went at it again a few weeks later during CNN anchor Jessica Dean’s wedding in New York City, then again in her DC apartment, according to the transcript.In August 2024, they had sex while she was on a fundraising trip in Colorado, Sinema said.She recounted more rumpy-pumpy in October 2024, at her Phoenix home.The former senator, whose term ended in January 2025, ...