The silences paid by money
Karen McDougal is an American model and actress, known for her appearances in the Playboy magazine of November 1997 and for having been chosen playmate of the year 1998. Playboy has continued publishing her material in Playboy Cyber Club, Special Edition Playboy, and publications of Playboy. In November 2006, he was part of a Playmates trio, along with Tina Marie Jordan and Katie Lohmann, who appeared in the Celebrity Playmate Gift Guide, a magazine for paintball enthusiasts.
The pictorial sample was of painting and new products for the 2006 holiday season. She claims to be addicted to chocolate and junk food, although she considers herself an exercise lover at the same time. When it was Playmate in 1998, it had a healthy body mass index and was in excellent shape. Although she is a swimsuit model, she is not a swimmer because she fears a bit of water.
The former Playboy model, Karen McDougal, says that in 2006 she maintained a relationship of several months with the now president Donald Trump, as it was published by The New Yorker magazine on Friday. The article describes the arrangements of the New York mogul to maintain their alleged hidden infidelities and how a medium in relation to Trump silenced just before the election this story after buying the exclusive story.
The New Yorker, however, had access to a manuscript document that she herself wrote detailing the relationship and whose authenticity was confirmed by the model itself, Karen McDougal. According to McDougal, she and Trump met at a party at Mansion Playboy in June 2006 and, after having regular contact by phone for a while, they met at a hotel in Los Angeles. The former model says that on that first date they had sex and that the New York mogul tried to give her money, something she rejected.
The relationship continued for nine months, during which they saw themselves in Los Angeles and other cities, until she put an end to it. Back then, Trump was already married to his current wife, Melania, and his youngest son, Barron, was only a few months old. According to McDougal, the now president reimbursed him several times for travel expenses but always making sure that no evidence remained.
In 2016, during the election campaign that ended with the victory of the Republican candidate, McDougal contacted agents to try to sell his story exclusively. The rights were finally acquired by the National Enquirer tabloid, which paid $ 150,000 and chose not to publish the story. According to several former employees quoted by The New Yorker, the head of the publication, David Pecker, is a personal friend of Trump and the tactic of paying for an exclusive simply to cover it is commonplace in the business.
The White House, meanwhile, has denied the veracity of the whole story and claims that Trump never had a relationship with McDougal, according to a reaction published by The New Yorker. McDougal's story adds to those of other women Trump allegedly had sex with while he was married.