'Katie's' wiki is quite the read:
Wallis is one of the owners of a company called Fields Holdings Limited, the parent company of Action Direct (UK) Limited, a former claims management company of which Wallis was a director in 2011 when the Ministry of Justice banned it from taking on any further employment claims work, following an investigation into the company's conduct. She remained a director until February 2012.
In July 2010, a Freedom of Information request (2417) was made to Bridgend County Borough Council asking how many complaints or referrals to Trading Standards had been made about companies linked to her. According to the FoI response, Trading Standards had received 137 complaints about Action Direct (UK) Ltd, 166 about Fields Data Recovery Ltd, 151 about Quickie Divorce Ltd, 26 about Rapid Data Recovery Ltd, seven about Field Associates Ltd and 12 about Injunction Direct UK. The response also listed enforcement visits by Trading Standards against several of Wallis' companies. In January 2020, after being elected to Parliament, Wallis threatened to take legal action against the council over the matter under the Freedom of Information Act. In January 2022, the council stated that it had heard nothing from her lawyer since then.
Wallis was a member of Pencoed town council, representing the Hendre ward on behalf of the Conservative Party, until 2018, when she was disqualified for non-attendance. She later stated that she had resigned from the council by letter, but the council had not received the letter. She said that her reason for resigning was that she had relocated to Cowbridge, where she joined the town council.
Before she was elected as MP for Bridgend in 2019, she had stood unsuccessfully in Ogmore in the 2017 United Kingdom general election and Ogmore in the 2016 National Assembly for Wales election. At the 2019 general election she defeated incumbent Labour MP Madeleine Moon, who had represented Bridgend since 2005.
An investigation by BuzzFeed in January 2020 found that Wallis had been a co-owner of a 'sugar daddy' dating website, "which offered students financial relationships with wealthy 'sponsors'". Although Wallis initially denied links to the company, Buzzfeed found that she had been a director and shareholder of the site's parent company. The Labour MP Jess Phillips called for Wallis to have the Conservative party whip removed. Since the 2019 election, Wallis has quit as director of at least seven companies.
On the day of the second ballot of MPs in the July 2022 Conservative Party leadership election, Wallis said that she was backing the campaign of Penny Mordaunt. Wallis later called on party leader and prime minister Liz Truss to resign, citing her failure to challenge anti-transgender rhetoric in the election.
In October 2023, Wallis stated that she would not seek re-election to the Bridgend constituency at the next general election, but may seek an alternative constituency outside Wales
It reads like spoilt rich boy has lots of company interests which are plain scams or gifts or just unpleasant. He has a terrible attitude to the wellbeing of other people generally and sees them all as just there to serve him rather than him being their to serve him. He clearly thinks he's too good for Bridgend. And then Daddy comes in to rescue him when he fucks it all up. He's the kind of guy that Daddy must despair of. "Oh god son, what have you done this time?". A 40 year old manchild.
Also call me cynical but, nothing like a name changes to help you look better if someone searches you on companies house or online...