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Donald Trump’s former press secretary has dropped some major bombshells in her upcoming tell-all memoir about the former president – and some of the most shocking revelations are about his “questionable behavior” and an alleged “inappropriate obsession” with a young female aide.
Former Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham isn’t holding back in her upcoming memoir, I’ll Take Your Questions Now: What I Saw At The Trump White House. One of the incidents the 45-year-old recalls during her employment was when Trump asked for an unnamed female member of staff to be brought on board Air Force One just so he could “look at her behind.” The 75-year-old’s alleged obsession with the woman didn’t end there, as according to Grisham, the former president always wanted to know where she was, insisted that she received a promotion, and essentially ordered Grisham to “keep her happy.” Interestingly, Grisham wrote in her memoir that she actually did the exact opposite, and tried to ensure that she was kept as far away from Trump as possible. Whether that was at the request of the aide herself is currently unknown…
And that's not where the alleged unprofessional and inappropriate behavior ended, as Grisham gives many (and we really do mean many!) other examples in her memoir. From the time she was asked to deny porn star Stormy Daniels' claims about his manhood, to the time he asked Grisham's boyfriend, who also worked for him, whether she was "good in bed," there doesn’t seem to be a shortage of incidents. However, one of the most shocking ones is in relation to E. Jean Carroll, the Elle columnist who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her. And it was his response to the allegation, which was made in 2019, that unsettled Grisham the most. "You just deny it," he reportedly told her, adding, "That’s what you do in every situation. Right, Stephanie? You just deny it."
Trump has claimed that Grisham's allegations are all false, telling The Times: "Stephanie didn’t have what it takes and that was obvious from the beginning. She had big problems and we felt that she should work out those problems for herself. Now, like everyone else, she gets paid by a radical left-leaning publisher to say bad and untrue things." Trump’s spokesperson Liz Harrington echoed his statement, telling The Post that "this book is another pitiful attempt to cash in on the President’s strength and sell lies about the Trump family."
I’ll Take Your Questions Now: What I Saw At The Trump White House is out now!
