Former Trump Doorman Says Hush Money Deal Over ‘Love Child’ Story Was Real

Dino Sajudin says National Inquirer paid him $30,000 for the rights to a “rumor he’d heard about Trump’s sex life”

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A former Trump Tower doorman is speaking out about reports that he was paid $30,000 in hush money after he heard that Trump had once fathered a child with a former employee back in the ’80s.

In a statement Thursday, Dino Sajudin, corroborated reports of the agreement, also saying he was instructed to lay off one of Trump’s former housekeepers at the time because, as he was told, she was the mother of Trump’s illegitimate child.

“Today I woke up to learn that a confidential agreement that I had with AMI (The National Enquirer) with regard to a story about President Trump was leaked to the press,” Sajudin said in a statement obtained by CNN.

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