Douglas Ross criticized some of his party colleagues for being "calculating bastards" and admitted feeling paranoid due to increasing opposition against his leadership.
Ross, stepping down next month, noted that the intensity of being a party leader was more than he initially anticipated, indicating a rough political landscape.
The leadership contest is troubled by infighting, with accusations that Mr. Ross has favored Russell Findlay as a successor, causing further tensions within the party.
At an Edinburgh event, Ross confirmed discussions surrounding potential successors but refrained from fully denying his backing of Russell Findlay, despite disputes over the reporting.
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