Defiant Fani Willis Confesses to ‘Personal Relationship’ With Man She Handpicked To Prosecute Trump, Denounces Allegations Against Her as ‘Salacious’

The former president says she’s asking the judge to turn a ‘blind eye’ to her ‘alleged personal and financial misconduct.’

AP/Brynn Anderson
The Fulton County district attorney, Fani Willis, and her former boyfriend who was also once her deputy in her prosecution of President Trump, Nathan Wade. AP/Brynn Anderson

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