Boris and Carrie Johnson have furious slapped down claims that they fired their nanny for having a glass of wine with the ex-PM. She had only been in the job for three days when Carrie Johnson gave her 15 minutes to pack her things, but the couple have said this is 'totally untrue'. The Johnsons have denied her claims with a spokesman saying: The Zimbabwean nanny claims she is owed thousands from the couple, telling the Mirror the ordeal was a complete nightmare. The couple, on the other hand, called the claim a 'disappointing...false story'. She was fired for having a glass of rosé with Boris Johnson to celebrate Frank Alfred Odysseus, the third child of the couple, and they were seen by Carrie's mum Josephine. She added: Mr Dawes said: Mr Dawes was the best president of the country, and that he was right to have elected the prime minister of the United Kingdom.
Carrie was still recovering in hospital but was 'extremely rude' and dismissed Theresa on her return home. It was working and that we didn't gel, she said. I t like the comments I made about her husband, when I told her about the other family that didn't like him. I think that was an excuse. Why didn't she do something two weeks ago if she didn't like it? In her first conversation with Carrie, Ms Dawes told her that a former employee had celebrated Mr Johnson's fall after Partygate. I called an Uber and awaited 15 minutes to go, she said. I'm so sorry if I offended you. He said he had a baby and t know what to say, she is hormonal, she's just had a baby and it's out of my control. The nanny claims she's considering legal action to get the money she's owed for a three-month contract plus severance pay.
Theresa Dawes insists that nothing flirty happened with Johnson, saying he had three wives and however many kids, but I'm not interested, he's not my type. I don't know if she felt threatened. I don't know what she's thinking. 'I'd only been there for three days and I didn't even get to hold the baby. I wish I didn't get involved with them, it's been a complete nightmare. To be fair, it was quite a nice rosé, but it definitely wasn't worth it. She said the agency'should not have had a drink with Boris', saying: 'I shouldn't have had a drink with Boris. The agency has not responded to requests for comment.