Vice President Kamala Harris's husband, Doug Emhoff, is accused of having an affair with his children's nanny, Najen Naylor, which allegedly resulted in a pregnancy. The affair reportedly led to the dissolution of Emhoff's first marriage to Kerstin Emhoff in 2009.
Allegations of Infidelity
According to sources, Emhoff's 16-year marriage to Kerstin ended after she discovered his infidelity. The couple's daughter, Ella, was 10, and their son, Cole, was 15 at the time. The alleged affair involved Najen Naylor, a blonde nanny who also taught at their children's elite private school, The Willows, in Culver City, California.
The Nanny's Role
Naylor, 47, reportedly did not deny the affair when approached by DailyMail.com at her home in The Hamptons. A close friend with direct knowledge of the situation confirmed the affair and the subsequent pregnancy but mentioned that Naylor did not keep the child. Social media posts from 2009 show a mysterious baby girl named Brook, raising questions about the child's identity.
Impact on Harris's Campaign
The scandal is critical for Harris, as she has led several polls against Donald Trump. The news has caused significant concern within her campaign as they prepare for the final push to win over voters in November. Emhoff's spokesperson did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Reaction from the Public
The public reaction has been mixed. Some are shocked by the revelations, while others criticize Emhoff for his actions. A mother whose children attended The Willows expressed her disappointment in Emhoff but praised Naylor as a "lovely person and a great teacher."
Naylor's Current Life
Now a senior director at Audible, Naylor lives in a waterfront house in Hampton Bays, New York, with a baby and a toddler. Her property, purchased in 2021, is valued at approximately $1.4 million. Naylor maintains a low profile, focusing on her work and family.
Financial Settlements and Career Moves
Sources claim that Emhoff had a financial settlement with Naylor and that she left her teaching job due to the scandal. Employment records obtained by DailyMail.com show Naylor worked at The Willows in 2009 and is friends with current staff members on Facebook.
Emhoff's Relationship with Harris
Emhoff met Harris in 2013 through a blind date set up by a mutual friend. They married the following year. This scandal has scrutinized their relationship, with many questioning the implications for Harris's political career.
Social Media Speculations
The affair allegations were first brought to light by right-wing activist Laura Loomer on social media, although she did not name Naylor at the time. Loomer claimed that five sources confirmed Emhoff's infidelity, adding to the media frenzy surrounding the scandal.


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