Stormy Daniels’ fellow porn star husband reveals they will likely flee the US if Trump wins hush money trial as he rips into MeToo movement and women’s groups for abandoning her

• Blade said the couple will probably pack up and flee the United States 
• He was also critical of women’s groups for, as he claims, abandoning his wife 
• He said that he doesn’t really see a positive future for the couple in America 

Stormy Daniels‘ fellow porn star husband Barret Blade said the couple will probably pack up and flee the United States if Donald Trump wins his hush money trial.

Blade, 50, was also heavily critical of women’s groups and other objects of Trump’s ire for abandoning his wife – whose $130,000 hush money payment from the former president’s team before the 2016 election is at the center of the case – and spent two days last week on the witness stand in the ongoing trial. 

In an interview Tuesday, Blade said he’s saddened by what he describes as the anger toward his wife and doesn’t really see a positive future for the couple in America.

‘Either way, I don’t think it gets better for her. I think if it’s not guilty, we got to decide what to do. Good chance we’ll probably vacate this country,’ he said.

Whether the former president wins or loses the case, he believes they will face reprisal from Trump’s MAGA supporters. 

‘I don’t see it as a win situation either way,’ Blade told CNN. ‘I know that we would like to get on with our lives. I know that she wants to move past this.

‘We just want to do what I guess you’d say “normal people” get to do in some aspects but I don’t know if that ever will be, you know, and it breaks my heart.’ 

He appeared to choke back tears when he wondered where the movements that have risen up to try and protest Trump and other men accused of misdeeds were when his wife needed them, or Trump’s other antagonists like E. Jean Carroll.

‘I don’t see people fighting back for her, for instance, E. Jean Carroll. Although we’re super happy that everything happened for her happened… Stormy opened the door. Stormy got sued for the exact same two comments but she’s gotta pay legal fees. No one wants to help her for that.’

He then said: ‘Or the women’s groups. She fights for women’s groups all day long. I don’t see anyone doing Gofundmes to try and help with her legal fees and help her.’

Blade also attacked former Daniels attorney turned convicted felon Michael Avenatti. 

‘Michael Avenatti, he did a Gofundme to try to help her, then he ended up stealing all her money!’

Daniels was grilled during cross examination last week about her porn career as the former president’s attorney tried to portray her as someone who wanted to get rich off selling the story of her alleged affair with Trump. 

The proceedings concluded with Trump’s defense attorney Todd Blanche is arguing for a mistrial, calling Daniels’ testimony ‘extraordinarily prejudicial.’ 

It was just over a year ago that DailyMail.com revealed that Daniels had quietly tied the knot with her fourth husband.

Blade and Daniels have known each other for 25 years. 

They originally met in a bar but it was only in recent years that their friendship became romantic. 

Daniels did not reveal where she and Blade, who turned 50 in March, got married.

Both of them use their stage names. Daniels’ real name is Stephanie Clifford while Blade’s is Russell Barrett.

As well as acting in porn movies, California-born Blade is a businessman, running a company called Alienwerxs – which sells alien-themed clothing as well as Stormy Daniels merchandise such as T-shirts and calendars.

‘When you marry your best friend, life is always going to be good…even on days it’s hard,’ Daniels wrote shortly after their marriage.

‘Thank you @barrettblade777 for giving me my dream home, life and family,’ she wrote on Instagram shortly after their wedding.

‘The diamonds and amazing sex are awesome too!’ she added in parentheses. 

Daniels – who was born Stephanie Gregory in Baton Rouge, Louisiana – first married porn star Pat Myne in 2003. His real last name is Clifford, and she has used that name ever since.

They divorced in 2005 and she married Mike Moz – real name Michael Mosny – two years later. Again the marriage was short-lived and they divorced in 2009.

Her third marriage was to Glendon Crain – another one-time porn star who acted under the name Brendon Miller and has also played drums in several rock bands. 

They were wed from 2015 to 2018.

The porn star claims she was paid $130,000 to keep quiet about her liaison with Trump while his wife Melania was pregnant with their son Barron, now 17.

The charges – the first criminal charges against the former president – relate to reimbursements made through an LLC to his former attorney and ‘fixer’ Michael Cohen, who himself testified Tuesday. 

Trump has said the payments were legitimate expenses, and not illegally disguised.

The porn star revealed new details about the alleged 2006 hookup while speaking under oath during a criminal trial with Trump seated just feet from the witness stand, including repeating her claim about swatting the future 45th president’s behind. 

‘I had my clothes and my shoes off. I believe my bra however was still on. We were in the missionary position,’ Daniels said.

Trump, 77, was already motioning to his defense. ‘Objection,’ said Susan Necheles, raising her umpteenth objection of that morning.

By then, Daniels, 45, had taken us through her career as an erotic dancer, her first pornographic film (‘I’ll spare you the details,’ she said) and her regimen of STD testing (once a month at the time she said she met Trump; twice a month now).

The jury had heard her talk about ‘condom mandatory’ porn shoots, a description of herself with ‘blond hair and big boobs,’ and how she spanked Trump with a rolled-up magazine.

But it was two moments, when she described not being able to remember how she ended up on a hotel bed with Trump and how he allegedly failed to wear a condom, that briefly threatened to derail the whole hush money case.

Either way, Daniels was determined to tell her story of how she met Trump at a celebrity golf event in 2006, before having sex with him and then selling the rights to her story just ahead of the 2016 election.

And tell it she did… using all her skills as an actress to deliver it with hand waves, lip pouts and nose wrinkles, interspersed with laughter as if to underline the absurdity of it all.

The jury listened to the deluge of words entranced. After a day of dull but essential testimony about invoices and checks on Monday, Daniels was the showstopper.

Some of the jurors kept their eyes fixed downwards as they took notes. Others looked hypnotized.

The trial follows the legal victory of E. Jean Carroll – which Blade mentioned in his interview.

The 80-year-old writer held hands with her attorneys, who were sat either side of her, before the verdict was read out.

She sued Trump for his defamatory statements disparaging her, and denying her rape allegations. 

Last year a jury found that Carroll proved Trump had sexually abused her in the late 1990s in the changing room of Bergdorf Goodman department store in Manhattan, and defamed her. The jury awarded her $5 million in damages in her civil trial.

He continued to hurl insults at her and call her a liar, so she sued him again for defamation. The case concluded in late January, after the panel of seven men and two women deliberated for approximately two hours 45 minutes.

Avenatti, who rose to fame representing porn star Daniels  in her lawsuit against Trump, was sentenced in 2022 to 14 years in federal prison for dodging taxes and stealing millions of dollars from clients, including Daniels.

In a district court in Orange County on Monday Avenatti, 51, was also ordered to pay nearly $8million in restitution after admitting he secretly took settlement money paid to his clients and spent some of it to buy a private jet.

He is now serving time in a Southern California prison on two separate cases. In one he was convicted of stealing book proceeds from Daniels and in the other of trying to extort Nike for $25million.

Avenatti represented Daniels in her lawsuit to break a confidentiality agreement with Trump to stay silent about an affair she said they had. Daniels became one of Trump’s leading adversaries, attacking him on news programs and Twitter.

The government dropped all other remaining charges against Avenatti stemming from a 36-count indictment.