Thursday, May 21, 2026

UPDATE Stormy Daniels “Won’t Be Intimidated,” Lawyer Says, Will Return to Scene of Crime Tonight at Columbus Strip Club

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Stormy Daniels will return to the same club tonight in Columbus, Ohio. Last night detectives who were at the Sirens Gentlemen’s Club said they observed Daniels remove her top and force patrons’ faces into her chest. She spent the night in jail but this morning charges were dropped. Now Stormy– and presumably Avenatti– will return for Part 2.

 

The charges in Ohio against stripper and whistleblower Stormy Daniels have been dropped. Daniels was arrested overnight in Ohio because someone said she “touched” a viewer of her strip act. It was ridiculous and likely politically motivated since she is going to take down Donald Trump. Stormy’s intrepid lawyer, Michael Avenatti, posted this tweet a few minutes ago:

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