Anthony Weiner proposed a threesome with texting pal Traci Nobles and a man, according to a new report.
The Queens Democrat made the suggestion in the midst of his texting and tweeting adventures that eventually forced him to resign his congressional seat in June, RadarOnline.com reported today.
The revelation came from conversation excerpts that Radar obtained from Nobles’ proposal for a tell-all book.
After proposing a threesome, Weiner told Nobles, “I’m not really talking about other chicks… How about with another guy?”
“Hmmmm, haven’t done it before,” Nobles said.
“It can be hot,” Weiner replies.
“Are you turned on by other guys?” Nobles asked.
“Well it depends on the guy, but generally yes,” Weiner said.
This isn’t the first time details from Nobles’ book proposal have gone public.
In October, news surfaced that Weiner boasted that he masturbated in House restrooms and expressed frustration about his “backwards thinking” Muslim in-laws, according to the proposal.
“Omg. I didn’t think I could get any harder,” read one Weiner message provided by Nobles.
Weiner claimed to do much of his sexting from his Washington office and would take care of sexual urges in the bathroom.
“It’s a big office and you know that’s not the only thing here that’s big,” Weiner wrote.
Last week, Page Six broke the news that Weiner and wife Huma Abedin had a baby boy.
Weiner’s downfall began on May 27 when he tweeted a lewd crotch shot of himself to a 21-year-old Twitter follower.
He later admitted to several inappropriate online relationships with women before giving up his seat in Congress — and his dream of being New York’s next mayor.
Weiner, 47, said he never had physical contact with any of the women. The scandal broke before the couple’s first wedding anniversary.
Sources close to the family have said the cad dad is already in big debt to the baby boy.
If it weren’t for the pregnancy, Abedin, a top aide to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, might have walked out on Weiner quicker than he could tweet an apology, the sources said.