Former model Stacey Williams has accused Donald Trump of groping her in the early 1990s, a claim reported by The Guardian that adds to the growing list of allegations against the former president and Republican presidential candidate. Williams alleges the incident occurred during a visit to Trump's New York office, following her introduction to him by the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. This allegation raises concerns about Trump’s connections with Epstein and their potential implications in the current political landscape.

Williams recounts meeting Trump at a party in 1992, shortly after beginning her relationship with Epstein, noting the close friendship between the two men. In a recent call organized by the group Survivors for Kamala, which supports Trump's rival Kamala Harris, Williams described how Trump allegedly groped her during an unplanned visit to his office. She described the experience as confusing and distressing, stating that Trump put his hands "all over" her, leaving her feeling like a pawn in a disturbing scenario. 

The Trump campaign has dismissed Williams's allegations as "fake" and politically motivated, with a spokeswoman questioning her motives due to her past activism for Barack Obama. Trump has faced similar allegations from over 20 women, all of which he denies. 

Stacey Williams, now 56, was a professional model in the 1990s and gained recognition in the fashion industry. Her connection with Epstein began in 1992 after meeting him at a Christmas party, where she was also introduced to Trump. Although she briefly dated Epstein, she claimed to have been unaware of his later sexual misconduct.