Worst 90 seconds of my life: This US adult film star regrets sexual encounter with Donald Trump

Adult film star Stormy Daniels, who had once filed a legal suit against Donald Trump, has now regretted her alleged affair with the former United States President. In a new podcast with former rival Michael Cohen, Daniels has expressed regrets over her alleged affair with Trump in 2006, saying it was “the worst 90 seconds of my life”.

She said this while replying to a question from the audience at the Stand-Up NY comedy club in Manhattan: ‘Did you have sex with the president with or without a condom?’ Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, had created a sensation by claiming that she slept with Donald Trump in 2006, a few months after Trump’s third wife Melania gave birth to son Barron.

While Donald Trump categorically denied the allegations made by Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign, his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen arranged a USD 130,000 hush-money payment for the porn star.

Cohen was later charged with breaking campaign contribution rules over that payment and a similar one made to Playboy model Karen McDougal, in addition to tax evasion and lying to Congress. He was sentenced to three years in jail.

Daniels also slammed the mainstream media for often referring to her as a former porn star. “I’m not former!” she said adding, “I’m not retired or washed up. I’ve directed over 100 movies, including three of the five most expensive porn movies ever made, and I wrote, produced, directed and starred in them.”

“And I’ve been stripping for 20 years,” she went on to add. She begged to be referred to as Stormy Daniels, not her birth name of Stephanie Clifford.

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