Adult film actress Stormy Daniels says she is “kind of numb” now that the hush-money investigation into Donald Trump has led to his criminal indictment – and that it has prompted death threats against her.
Stephanie Clifford, told the UK newspaper The Times
In her first interview since Trump’s indictment last Thursday, Daniels says she's been called a lot of names since the alleged affair first surfaced in 2018. But she said the criminal case against Trump has put her in more personal danger than ever before. Daniels' allegations of the affair, and claims that Trump paid her $130,000 for her silence just days before the 2016 election, only came to light after Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in the hard-fought race.
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