three new women say they were paid to silence an affair with Trump

Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for badgraphic actress Stormy Daniels, who claims to have had an affair with Donald Trump, announced Friday that he would represent three other women who would have received money to silence their relationship with the billionaire Republican.

"All have received money to keep quiet." "Three more women," tweeted Michael Avenatti, who has embarked on a huge media campaign against the US president since the start of the Stormy Daniels affair. "All have received money to keep quiet," he added.

"It's time for Michael Cohen and Donald to tell 100% of the truth to the American people," he said. he still declared, in reference to the former lawyer and right-hand man of Donald Trump. These three women "were paid to remain silent before the 2016 election," he told reporters Thursday night in Los Angeles.

Donald Trump has always denied having a relationship with Stormy Daniels. His client Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, suing Donald Trump to cancel the confidentiality agreement signed in 2016, in which she agreed, in exchange for $ 130,000, to remain silent on the link she claims to have. with him in 2006. The sum was paid by Michael Cohen, who is now scrambled with the president.

Donald Trump, who has always denied having this affair with Stormy Daniels, later admitted having paid off his lawyer . In addition, a conversation between Donald Trump and Michael Cohen, recorded by the latter in 2016, was published this week.

The exchange was about Playboy magazine's ex-playmate Karen McDougal, who claims to have had a relationship "romantic ten months in 2006 and 2007" with the one who had not yet entered politics.