Fani Willis Admits Relationship With Nathan Wade in Trump Georgia Case
Fani T. Willis, the district attorney prosecuting the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump, confirmed her personal relationship with prosecutor Nathan J. Wade but refuted it as a reason to disqualify her or her office from handling the case. Allegations of an unprofessional relationship were raised by Michael Roman, a former Trump campaign official, who sought to disqualify both prosecutors and Ms. Willis’s office. Willis stated that her relationship with Wade had no financial benefits, and it started after Wade’s hire. These allegations cause potential delays and impacts on the case, although they do not change the underlying facts of the case against Trump and his allies. Allegations and the relationship with Wade will be considered by the presiding judge in the case, Scott McAfee of Fulton County Superior Court.
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