George Santos tells Adam22 he's launching an OnlyFans account and reveals how he cheated on his wife with a man

George Santos revealed that he will launch an OnlyFans and said he would have sex with Taylor Swift for attention in a wild new podcast appearance.

At first, the embattled ex-congressman said he would not have sex with Taylor Swift.  

'What about for the media coverage?' the host Adam22 asked on his show No Jumper. 'Maybe. I just thought about that, maybe,' Santos said. 

He then revealed he's been to 'more Beyonce concerts than I can count' but slammed the pop artist and her rapper husband Jay-Z for not 'saying diddly s***' about the sexual abuse allegations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs.  

The infamous Long Island liar also claimed he partied in the Hamptons with Jay-Z and Cuba Gooding. 

George Santos revealed that he will launch an OnlyFans and said he would have sex with Taylor Swift for attention in a wild new podcast appearance

Santos also talked about coming out as a gay man to his 'wife,' and informing her that he cheated on her with her best friend

'I do think Jay-Z talks shit about Kanye because it's been done in the Hamptons,' Santos said. 'That's the only time I catch up with these crowds, is when we're in the Hamptons all in the summer, and we all run into each other. Same circle, same party. Small, tight community, right? In the party circuit. So yeah, Cuba Gooding Jr. can easily be seen partying around the Hamptons. I've been to parties with him.'

Santos also talked about coming out as a gay man to his 'wife,' and informing her that he cheated on her with her best friend. 

Santos was married to a Bralizian woman, Uadla Vieira Santos, for seven years from 2012 to 2019. During that time, in 2014, he announced his engagement to another man, Pedro Vilarva, though Vilarva reportedly never accepted his proposal. 

'[The closet] was me trying to hide natural urges and try not to disappoint mom and dad kind of,' Santos says. 'You see, both my parents are Brazilian. There's a very machista culture in Brazil… Being gay is kind of dangerous in that country. Well, I grew up here. My parents, little I knew, had such an open mind about it. But I was married for a couple of years. I mean, on paper, it looks like I was married for nine years. But in reality, I was married for like three, four years. But then it took another five years to actually finalize a divorce because I came out to her. I'm like, 'You know what? I can't do this no more. I had sex with your best friend, a gay dude.'

The ex-congressman was also asked about his sex life. 'I'm not giving you that for free! You can subscribe to my OnlyFans when it launches. 

Adam22 asked him if he was planning on doing 'the full thing on there.' 

'No, no, no, absolutely not. Maybe show [my] moobs.'  

'I cannot stand gay culture,' Santos said in another moment of the interview.

'I'm gay. That's it. That's between me and the four walls of my bedroom. I don't need to push that shit on you. I don't need to be. I have rights. I've never felt like any rights I think I had, in my opinion, you and I have the same exact rights as men in this country, period. That who you sleep with makes no difference on your rights. The Bill of Rights covers us both equally. So all this nonsense of DEI and gender equality and all of this other stuff, it's just pandering for political bullshit.' 

And like gay culture, he said he hated the culture around Congress. 

'I completely hated the culture around it, it was garbage. Not what I thought it was going to be,' he said. 

At first, the embattled ex-congressman said he would not have sex with Taylor Swift. 'What about for the media coverage?' the host Adam22 asked on his show No Jumper . 'Maybe. I just thought about that, maybe,' Santos said

The congressman revealed his husband, whom he married two years ago, 'hates' him being in the public eye, but enjoys the money it brings in. 

'It's very simple. Every time he says I want you out of the public spotlight,  I'm like, "Alright, guess no more bags for you." He's obsessed with bags, right.' 

Santos also touched on his legal case against late night host Jimmy Kimmel - who he accused of illegally airing his Cameo clips on his ABC show. 

'I was in court yesterday against Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy didn't show up, hides behind corporate lawyers,' Santos said.

'Kimmel's a fraud. He's not funny. He's absolutely not funny… So Jimmy Kimmel went and hired, under false pretenses, a bunch of Cameo videos with these bizarre scripts. Now, here's the reality. This was day three of me being on Cameo with over $200,000 worth of Cameo requests sitting in my queue.'

Kimmel has asked the court to throw out the case since he enriched Santos by requesting the Cameos. 

Last week Santos officially dropped out of the race for Congress after launching a run against New York Republican Rep. Nick LaLota. 

LaLota shot back at the news: 'Chat GPT translation: He’s taking a plea deal.'

Santos is set to stand trial in September for allegedly defrauding investors, lying to election officials and stealing unemployment benefits.

Santos was expelled from Congress in December and replaced by Democrat Tom Suozzi, leaving the House GOP with an even smaller majority. But, the 34-year-old suggested this wouldn't be the end of him in public life. 

'I have meet with leaders and with constituents and I have made the decision to hang it up here and stop perusing this race, THIS YEAR! The future holds countless possibilities and I am ready willing and able to step up to the plate and go fight for my country at anytime,' Santos said. 

Santos had announced a run against LaLota last month after making a dramatic appearance at President Biden's State of the Union address. 

He did not qualify for the GOP primary in June, but could have still run as an Independent.