Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who has been married twice, has been met with criticism after claiming the ‘most stable relationships’ exist between a man and a woman. Nigel Farage, who has been married and separated from two women, was welcoming former Conservative MP Danny Kruger to the Reform UK party at a press conference when he was quizzed on Kruger’s past comments on same-sex couples. Kruger told the National Conservatism Conference in 2023 that heterosexual marriage was “the only basis for a safe and successful society”. When questioned whether he agreed with Kruger, Farage doubled down, and answered that “the most stable relationships tend to be between men and women”. Farage, who has been married twice and is separated from his second wife, added: “I think one thing for certain is children who have two stable parents have a better chance in life. And the most stable relationships, maybe not my example, but the most stable relationships, the ones that last the longest, tend...