Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka Trump test the teleprompters and microphones on stage before the start of the fourth day of the Republican National Convention at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo : Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla)
According to Kristin Anderson, Donald Trump touched her vagina through her underwear in one occasion in 1992. The former model said it happened at a crowded nightclub called The China Club in Manhattan, New York City.
Anderson said she used to laugh off the incident. However, like other accusers, she said she was disturbed by the recently leaked 2005 "Access Hollywood" video, in which Trump reveals to Billy Bush how he manages to sexually harass women.
The vagina touching incident lasted for only about 30 seconds, Anderson told Washington Post. She added that she was "grossed out and weirded out" at the time.
Aside from Anderson, 13 other women have accused Trump of sexual abuse. Five of them are beauty pageant contestants Miss Washington USA 1993 Cassandra Searles, 27, Miss Vermont Teen USA 1997 Mariah Billado, 34, Miss Utah 1997 Temple Taggart McDowell, 37, an unnamed Miss Teen USA 2001 contestant and another 1997 Miss Teen USA contestant, who is also unnamed.
The other accusers are former beauty pageant business associate Jill Harth Houraney, "The Apprentice" Season 5 contestant Summer Zervos, writer Natasha Stoynoff, former receptionist Rachel Crooks, 33, businesswoman Jessica Leeds, 74, New York resident Cathy Heller, 63, and photographer's assistant Mindy McGillivray, 36. An unnamed friend of CNN reporter Erin Burnett also accused Trump of sexual abuse.
On Oct. 13, Thursday, Trump was in West Palm Beach, Florida. Speaking to his supporters, the Republican candidate criticized the women accusing him of sexually abuse.
Trump described the accusers as horrible liars, New York Daily News quoted Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's opponent as saying. The former "The Celebrity Apprentice" host added that the sexual abuse claims are "all fabricated," "pure fiction," "outright lies" and events that "never, ever happened."
"The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah recently compared Trump with Bill Cosby. The host said, "The difference was he's Bill Cosby because before his victims came forward, Cosby hadn't spent his entire career bragging about what he had done. He wasn't doing that. Trump was."
Meanwhile, watch Jimmy Fallon mess up Trump's hair here:
