Influencer's husband threatens Eric Swalwell after he allegedly bombarded her with nudes and turned up at her house

California gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell will find himself in
more legal crosshairs if he or his team “disparages” one of his accusers
of sexual misconduct, her husband warned on Saturday night. 

Adam Parkhomenko, who is married to Ally Sammarco, said on social media
he wished the congressman’s family well and hopes he gets the help he
needs. 

“But if Eric Swalwell or his attorney makes a single statement that
disparages my wife, I will be filing a lawsuit against him,” Parkhomenko
went on. “I’ve already made clear that if he believes anything I’ve said
is untrue, he should sue me immediately.” 

He warned Swalwell “he should be very careful about what he chooses to
say” before calling on him to resign from Congress. 

Sammarco is one of four women who on Friday made sexual misconduct
allegations against the candidate, whose political career was all but
over after he pulled his campaign for governor late Sunday. 

In a report published by CNN, Sammarco alleged that Swalwell had sent
her inappropriate messages on Snapchat in 2021, including unsolicited
nudes. 

Swalwell would also go for jogs in her neighborhood and ask her to come
downstairs from her apartment to chat, she alleged. 

“It made me feel gross and uncomfortable,” she said of the nudes. “I
didn’t ask for that.” 

Other accusations made more serious claims, including alleged rape. The
Manhattan District Attorney’s Office in New York launched an
investigation Saturday into the incidents. 

Since Friday, Swalwell’s campaign has imploded. Endorsements have been
withdrawn and key staff members have quit. 

That same Friday, Swalwell posted a video adamantly denying the
accusations, arguing “they have never happened. And I will fight them
with everything that I have.” 

His lawyer Elias Dabaie also went onto CNN to try to bat down the
claims, saying there may be a conspiracy by the Democratic Party to get
rid of Swalwell in order to consolidate Democratic votes in the
governor’s race. 

That interview sparked criticism from opponents of Swalwell, including
Parkhomenko, who argue that Swalwell should own up to his alleged
actions. 

“I can’t even begin to tell you the secondhand embarrassment I had
watching him on CNN last night,” Parkhomenko commented. 

https://nypost.com/2026/04/12/us-news/victims-husband-threatens-eric-swal
well-after-he-allegedly-bombarded-her-nudes-and-stalked-her/