Stormy Daniels Documentary Reveals Fear of Murder and 'Awful' Encounter with Trump

The documentary 'Stormy' delves into Daniels' tumultuous life after her allegations against Donald Trump, highlighting her fears for safety and legal battles.

Stormy Daniels, in a new documentary titled 'Stormy,' shares her fears of being murdered over her claims against Donald Trump and describes their alleged sexual encounter as 'awful.'
The documentary reveals Daniels' life upheaval, including receiving death threats and her horse being shot with rubber bullets.
Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer, expresses fear for Daniels' safety following Trump's indictment over the hush money payments.
Daniels refuses to pay Trump $600,000 in legal fees from a dismissed defamation lawsuit, preferring prison over payment.
The documentary aims to humanize Daniels, portraying her as a complex individual navigating the aftermath of her allegations against Trump.