Former model Stacey Williams has alleged that Donald Trump groped her during a visit to Trump Tower in 1993, with her then-boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein present. In an interview with CNN, Williams said the incident felt like a 'coordinated' game between the two men, who she claimed smiled at each other as Trump touched her.
Williams, who briefly dated Epstein in the 1990s, recounted that she and Epstein were walking through Manhattan when he suggested they visit Trump. Upon encountering Trump, she alleged he immediately grabbed her and moved his hands over her body. 'The second he was in front of me, he pulled me into him and his hands were just on me and didn’t come off,' she told CNN.
Williams said she believes the incident was orchestrated by both men. 'I just had this really sickening feeling that it was coordinated, I was rolled in there like a piece of meat in some kind of weird twisted game,' she stated. After leaving, Epstein berated her for allowing Trump's advances, leaving her confused and ashamed.
Williams also shared an undated postcard she said Trump sent her later, depicting Palm Beach, Florida, with the message: 'Your home away from home. Love, Donald.' Trump's campaign dismissed the allegations as a 'fake story' contrived by the Harris campaign, a claim denied by Harris's team.
Williams said she found the courage to speak out following the release of a documentary about Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issues. 'It takes a lot of guts, and you have to really prepare yourself for that onslaught, and I’m ready now,' she said.
