One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has dropped a bombshell about her love life in a very candid radio interview.
The twice-divorced federal senator, 71, appeared on B105’s Stav, Abby & Matt on Wednesday morning and admitted she was done with romance.
‘I’ve had two marriages. I’ve been a single woman since 1987 so my whole life now is basically, I’m not interested in settling down with anyone,’ Pauline admitted.
‘Been there, done that. I think my career is my life now.’
She then admitted that her career was so demanding that she had no time in her life to maintain a personal relationship.
‘Not only that, it wouldn’t be fair on my partner because I’m never hardly home,’ she said.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has dropped a bombshell about her love life in a very candid radio interview
Pauline has been married and divorced twice, first to Walter Zagorski in the ’70s, who she had two children with.
In 1980, she married Mark Hanson, whose surname she took, and they divorced in 1987.
In 2011 she had a rumoured ‘fling’ with One Nation co-founder David Oldfield.
It comes as Pauline’s political party One Nation has received a surge of support in recent days.
Pauline recently called Anthony Albanese ‘the worst Prime Minister this country has ever had’ after he described One Nation’s surge in support as a ‘worry’.
Albanese told KIIS FM on Monday that One Nation’s appeal was negative and that Labor and the Coalition were proven as better options.
‘It’s a worry because they can appeal to grievance, but they’re a pretty divisive lot. And I think it’s a worry,’ Albanese said.
‘I’m a believer in mainstream politics and in the parties of government – they’ve served this country pretty well.’
His comments followed a Newspoll showing One Nation’s primary vote soaring to 22 per cent, up from just 8 per cent before the May 3 election – Labor led the poll at 32 per cent, with One Nation on 22 and the Coalition trailing at 21.
‘Been there, done that. I think my career is my life now,’ said Hanson
Pauline has been married and divorced twice. In 2011 she had a rumoured ‘fling’ with One Nation co-founder David Oldfield (left)
It’s the first time in Australian history that a minor party has outpolled one of the longstanding major parties.
Pauline dismissed Albanese’s assessment, telling Sky News he was the truly divisive leader.
‘That’s a pot calling the kettle black. What a hypocrite he is,’ she said.
‘I’ve got no time for him. The worst Prime Minister this country has ever had. Yes, he should be worried and I tell you what, Anthony Albanese, I’m coming after you.’
The One Nation leader vowed to see Albanese gone as Prime Minister at the next election.
‘I want to see you gone from being Prime Minister of this country at the next election and I’m going to work my butt off to make it happen,’ she said.
Pauline accused Albanese of hypocrisy over his divisiveness claims, pointing to the failed Indigenous Voice to Parliament which he pushed strongly in 2023.
She also called out a perceived lack of action to curb antisemitism within the country, culminating in the Bondi Beach massacre on December 14.
Pauline claimed politicians ‘don’t care about the Australian way of life’ and have ignored warnings about important issues.
