Stormy Daniels claims part of reason she entered NDA was for her safety, money was 'added bonus'

Stormy Daniels said Thursday that part of her decision to enter a non-disclosure agreement was for her own safety.

Under re-direct from the prosecution, Daniels was asked by Manhattan prosecutor Susan Hoffinger about fear being a reason she entered into the NDA and “hiding in plain view.”  

Daniels said a friend of hers who is an attorney told her that “if you’re out in the open, you’re safer."

Daniels confirmed part of her motivation for entering into the NDA was to keep her safe. She added, “We’re all happy to take the money. It’s just a bonus.”

Daniels sued Donald Trump in 2018, claiming the non-disclosure agreement she signed isn’t valid because it lacks Trump’s signature.