MP Natalie Fleet said her family had battled growing up, at one point homeless before she delivered her daughter “at a very young age”.
Gloria De Piero, a GB News interviewee scheduled for Sunday, said: “When I was 15, I felt full of shame and guilt and responsibility.
“And all I was resolved to do was ensure she led a life as excellent as she would have had to any age parent. I was resolved to achieve that; I never gave any thought to myself or the effects.”
But Ms. Fleet said she could look back and consider “that wasn’t okay” as her daughter is 23 and “the absolute love of my life”.
She remarked: “That was an elderly man. That may have been the case; now, we have labels like grooming that we did not have before.
“I had no idea we were having unprotected sex. This is statutory rape; I was younger. At the time, this wasn’t a topic we were discussing. That is not who I imagined myself.”
Ms Fleet said she had been surprised she could not find any guidance for mothers when she came to tell her daughter what had happened.
She remarked: “There was nothing. Nobody notes that it takes place in the UK.
“And the more research I’ve done, I’ve found that although there is no charity to support these women, there are over 3,000 conceptions every year from rape.”
A Labour MP was elected earlier this month in the Bolsover seat, represented for decades by Dennis Skinner until being acquired by the Conservatives in 2019; Ms Fleet is a mother of four.
In that role, she declared she intended to use her platform to ” do something about it” more about women in her circumstances.
She declared: “I want to be a voice for all those people, all of those women that have children far from ideal circumstances.”
Including “weekly nightmares,” she claimed her early events still affected her and that she was “so excited about what the next Labour government is going to do”.
She said: “We’re going to make sure that we’re bashing down barriers to opportunity so that there can be more stories like mine.
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