Julia Varvaro, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism in the Trump administration, is facing an investigation following allegations she sought financial support from individuals described as “sugar daddies” to fund her lifestyle, according to a report by The Daily Mail.

The Daily Mail’s investigation details claims that Varvaro used websites catering to relationships between wealthy individuals and those seeking financial assistance. The report alleges these interactions were used to obtain funds for personal expenses.

Varvaro currently holds a senior position within the Department of Homeland Security. Her role involves coordinating counterterrorism efforts and advising senior officials on national security matters. The investigation is reportedly ongoing, and details regarding the scope and specific allegations remain limited.

The Department of Homeland Security has not yet released a formal statement regarding the investigation into Varvaro. Representatives for Varvaro have also not issued a public response to the allegations. The Daily Mail’s report includes screenshots and other evidence purportedly supporting its claims. The veracity of the evidence is currently under scrutiny as part of the ongoing investigation.

This news follows a period of heightened scrutiny of government officials and potential conflicts of interest. The allegations against Varvaro, if proven true, could have significant implications for her career and the Department of Homeland Security.