Oh, to be a fly on the wall …
Pauline Hanson has caught up with her right wing bestie – ex-Aussie soap star Holly Valance.
The senator took to Instagram on Wednesday to share highlights from her catch-up with the singer and actress in the UK, boasting about her “wonderful” day visiting sites with her like-minded gal pal.
“While here in England, I took some time out to catch up with Holly Valance who has been a staunch backer of true conservatives both here in the UK, and myself in Australia,” she captioned a carousel of snaps, including some of them playing tourist at hotspots like Blenheim Palace.
“We visited Blenheim Palace for a wonderful private tour of this enormously historic beauty in Woodstock before stopping off at the Farmers Dog for lunch and a few of Jeremy’s beers.
What a wonderful day!”
Hanson, who ended the post teasing her followers with more “big meetings” to come this week, must’ve really enjoyed the frothy schooner, sharing a separate post on them sitting down to enjoy the bevy.
“Nothing like a beer with my mate Holly Valance at the pub on a hot day,” she shared.
Both posts amassed 10,000 likes, with fans excited about their catch-up.
“Love you Holly and Pauline! Keep speaking out. Australia and the UK need you both,” one follower commented.
“Two great ladies,” another chimed in, with another declaring them both “the voice”.
The catch up comes weeks after the former Neighbours star and singer sat down with axed Today host Karl Stefanovic for a candid chat about life in the UK and her political views on his The Karl Stefanovic Show podcast.
During the sit-down, Valance told Stefanovic that she thought One Nation leader Hanson was “amazing” and that she would “be arrested” if her true solution to immigration were aired. She also joked about attending “weekend white supremacy marches” and opened up about diversity going too far in Britain.
“It’s very welcoming to people, to a fault, (but) now unfortunately … that is going to bite us all in the a**e in Australia. The question is, is it just too late now? And if the UK falls, what’s that going to say for the rest of the Commonwealth?” she said.
“You’re not allowed to be proud.”
Valance was famously married to Nick Candy, now the treasurer of Reform UK, before their controversial split in June 2025 and her political views shifted to the right.
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