Fresh allegations have surfaced regarding Donald Trump's conduct during his 2018 UK presidential visit, with a female Ritz-Carlton staff member providing disturbing testimony about her encounter with the former US leader.
'Slimy and Inappropriate' Behaviour Alleged
According to sworn testimony, Trump allegedly made female staff members feel deeply uncomfortable during his stay at the luxury London hotel. The account describes behaviour that multiple witnesses characterised as "slimy" and crossing professional boundaries.
One female employee reportedly told colleagues she felt "violated" following an interaction with the president, though specific details of the alleged misconduct remain under legal scrutiny.
Multiple Witnesses Corroborate Claims
The testimony forms part of a broader investigation into Trump's conduct during international visits. Several Ritz-Carlton employees reportedly witnessed concerning behaviour and discussed their discomfort amongst themselves following the incidents.
Hotel management allegedly became aware of staff concerns but the matter was handled internally due to the sensitive nature of hosting a sitting US president.
Pattern of Behaviour Concerns
These latest claims add to numerous previous allegations about Trump's treatment of women throughout his business and political career. The Ritz-Carlton incident occurred shortly before Trump's controversial meeting with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle.
Legal experts suggest these allegations could have significant implications for ongoing cases involving the former president, demonstrating a potential pattern of behaviour across different settings and countries.
The hotel chain has declined to comment on specific staff allegations, citing confidentiality agreements and the need to protect employee privacy during ongoing legal proceedings.
