Stormy Daniels calls her ex-lawyer Donald Trump’s ‘puppet’ in new lawsuit
Daniels says her ex-lawyer was a “puppet” for President Donald Trump and worked with the president’s attorney to get her to appear on Fox News and falsely deny having sex with Trump. The allegations are made in a lawsuit filed June 6 in Los Angeles.
(AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, filePorn actress Stormy Daniels says her ex-lawyer was a “puppet” for President Donald Trump and worked with the president’s attorney to get her to appear on Fox News and falsely deny having sex with Trump.
The allegations are made in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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Daniels is fighting to invalidate a confidentiality agreement she signed days before the 2016 presidential election.
The suit alleges Trump’s lawyer Michael Cohen “colluded” with Daniels’ then-attorney Keith Davidson to have her deny the relationship on Fox News after a tabloid magazine story about Daniels and Trump. Daniels didn’t end up giving the interview.
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It also alleges Cohen met with first lady Melania Trump in March to tell her Daniels would disclose the alleged 2006 tryst in a lawsuit.
A spokesman for Davidson didn’t immediately comment. Cohen’s lawyer didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
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