Laure Ferrari

Laure Ferrari (born 1979) is a French politician who has worked for several right-wing political organisations and parties, including the French nationalist party Debout la France.

Ferrari was head of the Institute for Direct Democracy in Europe (IDDE), a Eurosceptic think tank, which was accused in 2017 of having illegally diverted public money to the benefits of the UK Independence Party (UKIP). Ferrari was also founding member of "The Mouvement," together with Mischaël Modrikamen and his wife Yasmine Dehaene-Modrikamen, which in 2018 was joined and promoted by Steve Bannon.

Ferrari is the partner of Reform UK leader, MP Nigel Farage. Ferrari's first meeting with Farage was in 2007 when she was working in Strasbourg as a waitress. Ferrari worked for Farage as his EU parliamentary aide and in 2017 stayed at his home in London. Ferrari travelled out to Queensland in Australia to greet Farage on his exit from the 23rd series of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! in 2023, when he finished third in the public vote.