Stormy Daniels believes she is no longer bound by a non-disclosure agreement and is ready to break her silence about reports that she had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump, her manager told the Associated Press.
On Tuesday, Trump attorney Michael Cohen told the New York Times that, as reported by the Wall Street Journal in January, he had indeed paid Daniels $130,000 just before Election Day. And now, according to Daniels’ manager Gina Rodriguez, “Everything is off now, and Stormy is going to tell her story.”
Daniels also reportedly believes that the agreement was invalidated by a Daily Beast report that Cohen is shopping around a book proposal that would address Daniels’ story.