Donald Trump accused of groping a young model he met through Jeffrey Epstein

Donald Trump’s The presidential campaign has been rocked by a new sex scandal.

RadarOnline.com can reveal that the former president is accused of groping a young model who was propositioned to him Jeffrey Epstein.

The alleged incident took place in Trump Tower in 1993, in what she said was a “twisted game” between the two men.

Stacey Williams shared how they first met Trumpnow 78, 1992 at a Christmas party after being introduced by Epsteinwho she said was a “good friend” of the business mogul.

“It then became very clear that he and Donald were very good friends and spent a lot of time together,” she said.

Williams said Epstein was interested in her and the two dated casually for a few months and the alleged groping occurred after the deceased sexual abuser proposed to pay Trump a visit during a walk.

Williams, now 56, claims the former president greeted her, then pulled her close and began groping her.

She said he put his hands “all over my breasts,” as well as her waist and her buttocks.

Williams told how she froze because she was “deeply confused” about what was happening.

At the same time, the ex-model said she saw the two men smiling at each other.

After the alleged incident, Williams said she and Epstein left Trump Tower and the model started feeling Epstein – who died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges – get angry with her.

She added: ‘I felt shame and disgust and as we went our separate ways I felt like I was looking at it again, with the hands all over me. And I had a horrible pit in my stomach that was somehow orchestrated. like a piece of meat.”

The former model also claimed that Trump later sent her agent a postcard by courier in 1993, an aerial photo of Mar-a-Lagohis residence and resort in Palm Beach.

In his handwriting – using what appears to be his usual black Sharpie – he wrote: “Stacey – Your home away from home. I love Donald”.

Williams showed the postcard to the Guardian.

The Pennsylvania native previously shared parts of her allegation on social media, but revealed details about the alleged encounter during a call on Monday hosted by a group called Survivors for Kamala, which is backing the Democratic presidential candidate. Kamala Harris.

An actor was featured on the Zoom call Ashley Judd and law professor and academic Anita Hill, among others.

Survivors for Kamala also took out an ad in the New York Times this week, signed by 200 survivors of sexual and gender violence, intended to serve as a reminder that Trump has been found liable by a court for sexual abuse.

Karoline Leavitt, the press secretary for Donald Trump’s campaign, issued a statement denying the allegations, which said in part: “These allegations, made by a former activist for Barak Obama and announced during a Harris campaign call two weeks before the election, are unequivocally false.

“It is clear that this bogus story was fabricated by the Harris campaign.”