BREAKING: Rep. Nancy Mace Goes NUDE In Congress!

Important Note: Don’t blame the messenger — this is based on Nancy Mace’s own public statements and actions. All claims and allegations are hers.

Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace made headlines this week by taking a dramatic stand against sexual exploitation and abuse — using her personal story in a very public and provocative way.

During a House Oversight Subcommittee hearing on surveillance in private spaces, Mace said she would be “showing her naked body” — referring to what she claims is a still image from a secretly recorded video taken by her ex-fiancé Patrick Bryant, without her consent.

“Today I will show my naked body on one of the videos predator and rapist Patrick Bryant took of me and many other women,” she wrote on social media.

At the hearing, Mace displayed a grainy, black-and-white CCTV-style image on a board behind her. She circled a figure in yellow and identified it as herself, saying it came from a hidden-camera video Bryant allegedly recorded without her knowledge or permission — and kept for over three years.

According to Mace, Bryant recorded women without their consent, storing intimate videos and photos — including scenes involving nudity and even alleged rape. She says his actions violated not just privacy, but basic human dignity.

“Real men guard a woman’s privacy. Predators harvest it,” Mace said.

She is pushing legislation like the Sue Voyeurs Act and Stop Voyeurs Act, inspired by her experience, to crack down on these crimes and protect victims.

Bryant has denied all allegations, calling them “false and outrageous,” and claims he never harmed any woman or used hidden cameras. He says his only mistake was “loving and trusting someone who later weaponized [their] relationship.”

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has confirmed that Bryant is under investigation, but has not yet released further details.

This public display is the latest in a broader legal battle: multiple men Mace accused of sexual abuse earlier this year have either sued her for defamation or been sued by her. The controversy has drawn national attention, with many people voicing support for Mace’s courage in speaking out — even if the method she used was shocking.