Allegation of harassment against Trump from former model: 'I was harassed at Trump Tower in 1993'

Two weeks before the presidential elections, a new harassment allegation has emerged against former U.S. President Donald Trump. Former model Stacey Williams, who claims to have met Trump through Jeffrey Epstein, publicly shared an incident that occurred at Trump Tower in 1993 for the first time.

According to a report by The Guardian, Williams expressed her allegations during an online meeting organized by the group "Survivors for Kamala." The former model stated that Epstein introduced her to Trump at a Christmas party in 1992.

Williams said, "I saw that Trump and Epstein were very close friends and spent time together frequently." Describing that the harassment incident took place in late winter or early spring of 1993, Williams recounted, "We went to Trump Tower at Epstein's suggestion. Trump pulled me towards him and started touching various parts of my body."

Stating that she believed the incident was a "twisted game" planned between two men, Williams said, "I felt like a piece of meat. After the incident, Epstein became very angry with me and scolded me."

To support her claims, she showed a postcard from that time. The postcard featuring a photo of Trump's Mar-a-Lago club has the message, "Stacey - Home away from home. Love, Donald."

The Trump campaign responded harshly. Campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt stated, "These allegations, raised by a former supporter of Barack Obama at a meeting organized by the Harris campaign two weeks before the elections, are completely unfounded. It is clear that this fake story was fabricated by the Harris campaign."

Williams also added that she cut all ties with Epstein after the incident.