Does Stormy Daniels have the right to describe Donald Trump's private parts?
In her autobiography, due for release in early October, pornographic actress Stormy Daniels describes her affair with the billionaire very explicitly.
This is news that has enough to offend the ego of the American president. Pornographic actress Stormy Daniels, who claims to have had an affair with Donald Trump more than ten years ago, details in crude terms the anatomy of the billionaire, in excerpts from his next autobiography, published Tuesday by the Guardian.
"It is perhaps the least impressive sexual relation I have ever had, but he clearly did not agree," asserts Stephanie Clifford, whose real name is, in her book to be published in early October, " Full Disclosure ”.
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Stormy Daniels accompanies her story with very explicit details about the anatomy of the businessman. These descriptions, accompanied by a reference to a mushroom-shaped character from the video game "Mario Kart", delighted the twittosphere on Tuesday, where these words were among the most commented subjects in the United States.
But Stormy Daniels, who claims to have had a sexual relationship with Mr. Trump in 2006, despite the latter's denials, does she have the right to write it all down? "In the United States, freedom of expression is almost absolute, the only limit is pornographic content and child pornography", explains Emmanuel Pierrat, lawyer at the Paris bar and specialist in life threatening issues. private. "They have a very inefficient defamation procedure because they are very restrictive, and more generally, the notion of invasion of privacy is confined to cases of espionage," he adds.
On the other hand, in France, where the law is much stricter in this area, the incriminated passages “clearly constitute an invasion of privacy”. Moreover, believes the lawyer, “the release of the book in France can theoretically be prevented. The British royal family had already tried in the 90s to prevent the publication of British tabloids in Paris! "3
As a reminder, Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, admitted in court to having paid Stormy Daniels $ 130,000, at the request of Donald Trump, to buy his silence shortly before the presidential election in November 2016. The billionaire , who has always denied having had this affair with the porn actress, admitted having reimbursed her lawyer.
