Mary Trump Reveals Origin Of Uncle’s Alleged Pet Name For Stormy Daniels
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"Can’t believe he called her this,” said Donald Trump's niece.
Mary Trump on Tuesday expressed her surprise at the pet name that porn actor Stormy Daniels says former President Donald Trump gave her following their alleged sexual encounter in 2006.
Daniels testified at the former president’s hush money trial on Tuesday that the then-reality TV personality called her “honeybunch” as she was leaving his hotel room.
In the latest edition of Mary Trump’s “The Good In Us” newsletter, the presumptive GOP nominee’s niece shared the origin of the sweet nothing.
“I can reveal this to you now: honeybunch is my family’s preferred term of endearment,” she said.
“Can’t believe he called her this,” she wrote.
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