NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – A former aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo said she once saw a dartboard with Mayor Bill de Blasio on it at the governor's mansion.
In a New Yorker interview with Ronan Farrow published Thursday, Lindsey Boylan said she spotted the dartboard during a pool house party at the Executive Mansion in Albany.
"I couldn't believe how brazen that was," Boylan said of the purported dartboard.
A spokesperson for the governor declined to comment on the existence of the dartboard, according to the New Yorker.
Boylan was the first former aide to publicly accuse Cuomo of sexual harassment. The governor has denied her allegations.
It's unclear when the pool house party Boylan referenced took place.
Cuomo and de Blasio are longtime rivals who have repeatedly clashed since the mayor took office in 2014.
Most recently, de Blasio openly pondered at a Thursday press conference if Cuomo recently relaxed restrictions on indoor fitness classes "because of his political needs" as the governor faces calls for his resignation.
De Blasio called on the governor to resign last week amid the allegations, saying, "He can no longer do the job."
