Political intrigue is hardly a new phenomenon, but D.C. Beltway drama takes on a new color when politicians find themselves in post-election relationships.
Such is the case with one Republican lawmaker who has dissolved his marriage and is now reportedly in a relationship with a FOX News reporter covering politics.
Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-Pa.) 41, is dating FOX News digital correspondent Brook Singham, 32, as was confirmed to DailyMail.com.
According to a recent report by the outlet, the influential Republican from Pennsylvania has split with his few and is dating the up-and-comer.
The pair, whose paths would naturally cross in their Washington D.C.-centric work environments, have been spotted around town, according to a number of sources who confrimed as much to Page Six.
"The dynamic looked romantic in nature," one of the sources told the outlet, confirming what was said by others who observed the pair.
In addition to outside of the capitol building, Reschenthaler and Singman have also been seen together at an event at the Library of Congress and had dinner together at the event.
The Pennsylvania Republican is the chief deputy whip for House Republicans and is rising through the party's ranks, despite his seeming ignorance of the group's family values.
As for Singman, who began her career as an assistant to Fox News President Jay Wallace, she later became a reporter for the online edition of the nation's most popular news outlet.
In addition to the run-of-the-mill reporting that many take part in within the digital space, Singman was able to land herself an exclusive interview with President Donald Trump. Since that career coup, Singman now appears frequently on-air for the TV news station.
Based on what a source told DailyMail.com, the connection does not pose a conflict of interest since Singman does not cover Congress, which is where Reschenthaler works. However, at one time, Singman interviewed Reschenthaler for an article titled "Kamala harris 'has become toxic' for Pennsylvania, top Keystone State lawmaker says.'
Two sources told Page Six that the reporter from Fox News and the lawmaker met for the first time while Singman was following Trump's campaign.
They met at a Pennsylvania McDonald's during Trump's campaign stop in October. The Republican served burgers and fries to a small group of hungry patrons
Singman shared pictures of her at a fast food joint where she was campaigning. The pictures show her with the president and the lawmaker.
