Angela Rayner, UK's Deputy PM, steals the show on DJ decks in Ibiza

Angela Rayner, UK’s Deputy PM, steals the show on DJ decks in Ibiza


ANGELA Rayner, the British Deputy Prime Minister, swapped parliament for partying this week as she hit the Ibiza club scene.

The political powerhouse becae the Minister of Sound as she let loose in one of the island’s hottest spots, Hï Ibiza, where she joined world-famous DJ FISHER in his booth for an unforgettable night.

Denise Van Outen, the singer and TV personality, shared the viral moment on Instagram, showing Rayner dancing alongside FTSHER, who hosts his own event every Wednesday at the club.

Rayner, water bottle in hand, lit up the crowd as she grooved with the DJ, even donning his headphones at one point, though she left the DJing to the pro.

The duo got the crowd hyped as they belted out the hit “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye, with Rayner sharing a hug with Fisher as the crowd went wild.

Rayner is no stranger to partying.

A year ago she boasted of enjoying 12-hour vodka-fuelled ‘rave’ sessions during a holiday to Spain.

The 44-year old Mancunian was speaking to comedian Matt Forde at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

She said: “The girls I was raving with are half my age, and I was like ‘I’m a grandma’. I was proud of that.

“At 4pm I started, and I got home at six o’clock in the morning when the sun was shining and I was like, ‘Yes, I can do it’.”

She insisted that she did not have ‘chemical support’ to party all night, relying solely on vodka.

“You’ve got to go with the music, the vibes. You’ve got to be in the moment and it takes you,” she said.

Rayner revealed she likes to make her friends her own ‘lethal’ cocktail called Venom, consisting of a bottle of vodka, a bottle of Southern Comfort, 10 bottles of Blue WKD and a litre of orange juice.

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