Nigel Farage’s partner, Laure Ferrari, does not confirm how she paid for a house in Clacton, in the constituency where Farage is a Reform UK leader and MP. In an interview with the French publication Le Monde, Ferrari is questioned about reports that the property is in her name and that she bought the house there after Farage had previously claimed to be the buyer. According to the accounts in multiple outlets, Ferrari responds that “there’s more than one way to pay for a house,” and does not provide a direct explanation of the payment method when pressed by journalists. The questioning follows earlier reporting by the Guardian and subsequent discussion in other media. The reporting also links the issue to scrutiny over potential stamp duty savings, with one outlet citing that placing the property in Ferrari’s name could have reduced stamp duty costs. The coverage across the sources focuses on Ferrari’s refusal to clarify payment details and the inconsistency between earlier claims about who bought the property.