Video: Nancy Mace shares 'nude' photos taken without her consent, accuses ex-fiancé
During the "surveillance in private spaces" hearing on Tuesday, Mace explained how she was a victim of non-consensual filming and sexual assault, accusing Bryant and other unnamed men of the act.
Nancy Mace said, "Freedom is not a theory. It is the right to breathe. It is the right to dress and undress, to sleep without someone's camera filming your naked body."
Aside from the naked silhouette,
The congresswoman then revealed a screenshot of an alleged naked silhouette and said, "Behind me is a screenshot from one of the videos I found of myself. The yellow circle, my naked silhouette, is my naked body."
Before the hearing, Nancy Mace took to X (formerly known as Twitter) and wrote, "Today I will show my naked body on one of the videos predator and rapist Patrick Bryant took of me and many other women."
In response, Bryant denied the allegations in question, deeming them "false and outrageous" and will "take additional steps to clear his name at the right time."
He added that it was a mistake "loving and trusting someone who later weaponized our relationship."
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