After Liz Terrace took over the leadership of the Conservative Party and was formally tasked with forming a government, attention in Britain shifted to the third partner of the prime minister in the history of the country, her husband Hugh O’Leary.
According to Warrington’s guardian, O’Leary was born in 1974, grew up in Liverpool and studied at the London School of Economics.
O’Leary and Terrace married in 2000 after meeting in 1997 at the Conservative Party convention. Their first date was at the skating rink and ended with O’Leary spraining his ankle.
In 2002, he embarked on his own adventure in politics, running as a Conservative Party candidate in the local elections in Greenwich. Records show that he won 447 votes but did not receive the support needed to defeat his Labor Party rivals.
A photo of Truss took a hit in 2006 after it was revealed she was having an affair with Mark Field, a married Conservative MP.
O’Leary stood next to his wife, and when asked about her infidelity, he told the Daily Mail, “I don’t want to talk about it.”
According to neighbors of O’Leary and Terrace in the area southwest of Norfolk, O’Leary is quiet and can sometimes be seen tending the garden.
Source: Warrington Guardian