Who are Gina Coladangelos parents?
MATT Hancock's aide, Gina Coladangelo was caught on CCTV sharing a kiss with the Health Secretary. Gina Coladangelo is the daughter of Rino, 70 and Heather Coladangelo, 69. Her dad Rino is a millionaire businessman who is the boss of the international pharmaceutical company Rephine. According to his LinkedIn page, he studied medicine at the University College London and specialised in gastroenterology  He was also a managing director of an NHS hospital. Her mum Heather is a former florist, reports the Telegraph. Rino Coladangelo defended his daughter after the secret affair was exposed. He was approached by the MailOnline, but declined to comment. Since the footage showing him snogging with his aide emerged, Mr Hancock apologised and admitted he "breached social distancing rules." The Health Secretary, 42, did not apologise to his wife of 15 years after the affair was exposed. Instead, he said he "has let people down and is very sorry." He said: "I accept that I breached the social distancing guidance in these circumstances. "I have let people down and am very sorry. "I remain focused on working to get the country out of this pandemic, and would be grateful for privacy for my family on this personal matter." CCTV footage revealed the Health Secretary sharing a kiss with his aide  Most read in News hancock shocker Latest news as Matt Hancock's affair with close aide is exposed in video Latest shameless Public & political fury grows as Hancock brazens out affair storm with PM backing GRUB HUB Inside Britain's unhealthiest area where there's nearly ONE THOUSAND takeaways EXIT STRATEGY Cabinet reshuffle 'to be brought forward' to give Hancock 'dignified' exit KILLER CAGED Evil BT boss battered wife to death just for sending 'x' in text to handyman MAN & STRIFE Hancock's wife still wearing wedding ring while puting on smile outside home  Despite the enormous pressure for him to resign following the revelation, he has refused to do so and it appears he is backed by the PM who accepted his apology and "considers the matter closed". A No10 spokesman said: "The Health Secretary set out that he accepted that he breached the social distancing guidelines. "Obviously he has apologised for that. The Prime Minister has accepted the health secretary's apology and considers the matter closed."