Stormy Daniels blasts how she was treated in court during hush money trial

Stormy Daniels has slammed the way she was treated in court during Trump’s hush-money trial that saw the former U.S. President convicted of trying to illegally influence the 2016 election.

The six-week trial culminated in a New York jury finding Trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in a criminal hush-money scheme to influence the outcome of the election.

Speaking after the trial, Stormy, a former adult actress, has said she was appalled by her treatment at the hands of Trump attorney Susan Necheles, the Mirror reports.

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“How bad to have a woman get up there and try to slut shame a woman,” she told the Mirror.

“I can’t imagine that anyone else would say otherwise. She actually had the nerve to argue because what I do makes my testimony less valuable. It was both insulting and demeaning.”

Stormy was paid £102,000 by Trump’s then-lawyer at his boss’s behest in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

It was made to prevent her from revealing devastating allegations that the president slept with her behind his wife, Melania’s back, in 2006.

During Stormy’s evidence, Necheles worked on painting her as driven by hatred and a desire for money, with their exchanges growing increasingly heated.

Trump’s lawyer accused the adult actress of trying to extort her client through the hush-money deal.

“False,” Stormy replied. “That’s what you did, right?” Necheles snapped.

“False,” she again repeated.

At one point, Necheles asked Stormy about her history of making porn movies.

“You have a lot of experience of making phoney stories about sex appear to be real,” Necheles said.

“Wow,” Stormy replied with a pause. “That’s