Fani Willis alleged to have undisclosed relationship with prosecutor in Trump case

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been accused of hiring a lover to oversee the prosecution of former President Donald Trump and financially benefitting from the arrangement.

The accusations were put forward in a court filing, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Special prosecutor Nathan Wade, a private attorney, has been paid roughly $654,000 in legal fees by Fulton County since January 2022, some of which he used to pay for extravagant vacations with Willis, the filing claims.

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