Milo Yiannopoulos Criticizes Sarah Stock’s Engagement Ring Amid Schaffer Affair Allegations
Milo Yiannopoulos, the British far-right commentator, recently criticized Sarah Stock over her engagement ring amid allegations of an affair with Elijah Schaffer. Stock, a contributor for Rift TV, shared a post on X in August declaring “I won” alongside a photo of her ring. Yiannopoulos seized the opportunity to mock her, linking the value of the ring to her alleged chastity.
Milo Yiannopoulos Critiques Sarah Stock’s Engagement Ring Amid Affair Allegations
Yiannopoulos’s remarks came after he suggested that Stock and Schaffer were involved in a six-month illicit relationship. He made this claim in a series of posts on January 3, 2026, where he also shared an alleged audio recording of Stock seemingly acknowledging the affair.
Background of the Controversy
Sarah Stock faced backlash for her post, which many took as a jab at fellow right-wing figures. In response, Christian author Rachel Wilson defended her, suggesting that Stock was simply celebrating her happiness after securing her partner. However, Yiannopoulos disagreed with Wilson’s interpretation.
- Date of Yiannopoulos’s Critique: January 3, 2026
- Engagement Ring Post: Initially shared in August 2025
- Allegation Timeline: Yiannopoulos suggested the affair occurred in 2025
Elijah Schaffer’s Claims
In the midst of these allegations, Schaffer disclosed troubling details about his family situation on Twitter. He hinted at his wife and children’s disappearance, which he later clarified in deleted tweets.
Supported by screenshots of his conversations with Schaffer, Yiannopoulos recommended that Schaffer take a break from social media and seek rehabilitation to handle the unfolding drama.
Details of the Allegation
Yiannopoulos claimed Stock and Schaffer not only had a romantic involvement but also experienced multiple pregnancy scares during their alleged affair. He further alleged that Stock may have undergone at least one abortion, contrasting sharply with her pro-life public persona.
As the situation develops, both Stock and Schaffer are likely to face increasing scrutiny within their networks and from the public.
