Who Is Eric Greitens Hairstylist Katrina Sneed? Their Scandalous Affair Explained

Katrina Sneed, former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens' supposed mistress, used to be his hairstylist. The hair expert, got the attention back in 2018 when she made sexual allegations against the politician.

The former Navy SEAL and the 56th governor of Missouri resigned from his position in June 2018 following allegations of campaign finance impropriety and sexual assault. He was the first Jewish governor of Missouri.

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39-year-old Katrina, who is also called by her nickname Kitty, had been a hairstylist of former lead representative, Greitens. She was in a relationship with Phil Sneed at the same time, however, the pair separated later.

Sneed came to public consideration after making sexual charges against the politician in 2018 for explicitly extorting her. Greitens directly denied his accusations and later it was discovered that Sneed's claims were false.

At last, it became apparent that the hairstylist's supposed allegations ended up being bogus. She also claimed that Greitens compelled her to pitch her naked photos in the event if she informed anybody regarding the trouble.

Katrina was found leveling baseless charges against the former governor and repeatedly presenting false statements under oath to corroborate her allegations. The hairstylist claimed that she never had an extramarital affair with anyone other than Eric.

Hairstylist Katrina Sneed testified under oath that she privately met with Kim Gardner, St. Louis Circuit Attorney, a George Soros-funded prosecutor, in January and February 2018 in a hotel room.

Later the attorney, Gardner, charged Eric Greitens in February 2018, with felony invasion of privacy for allegedly taking nude photographs of Katrine without her consent and further threatening to reveal the photographs and blackmailing her.

Additionally, the hairstylist stated that she had never seen the photographs that Eric has allegedly taken of her without her knowing, and at the time she also didn't discover any phone or camera to take the photos.

It was found that Sneed made false allegations against a former Navy Seal, Greitens, about sexual assault. The evidence indicated that Sneed was bribed to willfully lie under oath. It was later clarified that her alleged allegations were false.

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In fact, Sneed was involved in extensive perjury in the motive to oust the rising politician from office, as per the police source with knowledge of an investigation into the circuit attorney's misconduct. 

It was also known that before Greitens' political decision of being the lead's representative, Sneed and US Senate up-and-comer Greitens had a consensual relationship that happened years before for several months.

Greitens denied coercing Sneed and taking any steps to disclose her personal photographs. At last, the former Missouri Governor Greitens ended up being non-liable as the criminology expert was unable to track down any unambiguous photos of Sneed taken or deleted by Greitens.

It was also known that Katrina "Kitty" and her former husband Phil Sneed regularly engaged in sending personal images of themselves to their mates and associates. Moreover, a forensic evaluation of Sneed's devices was also carried out.

The evaluation revealed that she and her then-husband usually sent text messages accompanied by X-rated photos, a police source having the knowledge of the special prosecutor's investigation said to the Gateway Pundit.

Eric Greitens is currently running for the U.S. Senate and is being criticized for his new campaign ad. The controversial former governor prompted accusations of glorifying political violence prior to being flagged by Twitter.

In the 38-second ad, Greitens, a Republican, said, "Today, we're going RINO hunting", added with a gentle smile as he slid the action on his shotgun. RINO stands for, Republican in name only.

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The clip was shared on social media on Monday morning and soon was criticized by many, for its appropriate use of language and visuals promoting violence against political rivals.

By Monday afternoon, the ad was removed by Facebook, for violating policies around abuse and violence. Moreover, Twitter flagged the shared video with a warning that the clip violated the company's rules for abusive behavior.

Born and brought up in St. Louis, the politician graduated from Duke University in 1996. In 2000, he obtained a doctorate from Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, as a Rhodes scholar.

Greitens rose to the rank of lieutenant commander, during his four tours of serving as a U.S. Navy SEAL. He commanded a unit targeting Al-Qaeda and was also awarded a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star.

Greitens, a Democrat during his early life, announced that he had become Republican in 2015. As a proud Republican, the politician ran for governor of Missouri in 2016.

Defeating Democratic Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster in the general election, Greitens became the first Jewish governor of Missouri.