Hold onto your hats, folks—a shocking report has surfaced alleging that Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills was caught in a compromising situation with sex workers during a high-stakes rescue mission in Afghanistan, the Daily Mail reported.
In a nutshell, Mills, a vocal critic of the Biden administration, found himself mired in controversy after an alleged hotel hallway incident in Tbilisi, Georgia, while en route to save stranded Americans in 2021, sparking outrage and calls for ethics probes.
Let’s rewind to 2021, when the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan—ordered by President Joe Biden—left many Americans stranded in chaos.
Mills, a staunch conservative from Florida, took it upon himself to lead a team to rescue an American mother named Mariam and her three young children, aged between 2 and 15.
His mission was noble on paper, a direct jab at what he saw as government incompetence, but the journey took a detour in Tbilisi, Georgia, where things reportedly went south fast.
According to an insider report shared with NOTUS, Mills was discovered in a hotel hallway with sex workers, a bombshell that left his team reeling over potential security risks.
Understandably, the group was furious—how could a mission of such gravity be jeopardized by personal indiscretions?
They made the tough call to ditch Mills mid-mission, leaving him to continue to Afghanistan solo while they grappled with the fallout of his alleged behavior.
Now, let’s be clear: Mills hasn’t responded to these claims, despite outreach from outlets like The Daily Mail, which leaves us wondering if silence is his strategy or if a defense is brewing.
Back then, while still married, Mills didn’t shy away from slamming the Biden administration, accusing them of trying to steal credit for his rescue efforts.
“This is an attempt to save face by the administration for the Americans they left behind,” Mills told Fox News Digital at the time, clearly frustrated by what he saw as political gamesmanship.
Fast forward to today, and Mills’s personal life is under just as much scrutiny, with a divorce underway and a new relationship with Sarah Raviani, a Washington, D.C., marketing manager who calls him her “significant other.”
But that’s not all—Raviani has had to defend Mills against leaked explicit messages allegedly sent while he was married, claiming to The Daily Mail, “The messages being circulated are doctored and originated from an anonymous pro-Palestinian account.”
Whether true or not, this adds fuel to a fire of scandals, including allegations of domestic abuse (which he denies), a restraining order from an ex-girlfriend, and even stolen valor claims over a Bronze Star award.
With the House Ethics Committee already investigating Mills for campaign finance issues and sexual misconduct claims, and fellow conservative Rep. Nancy Mace pushing to strip him of committee roles, it’s clear the GOP isn’t amused by this distraction from their broader fight against progressive overreach.
