Details of Fani Willis’ alleged ‘improper’ relationship with prosecutor may go public as judge unseals his divorce case

Explosive divorce documents which could derail the election fraud case against Donald Trump in Georgia were ruled to be unsealed by a judge Monday.

Evidence of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ “improper” relationship with Nathan Wade – the special prosecutor bringing the election fraud charges – is included in the file, in the form of credit card charges for trips the pair took together to Miami and California.

Their alleged romantic relationship was first exposed in a filing in the election fraud case by defendant Michael Roman. He claimed their relationship presented a professional conflict of interest and amounted to a misuse of county funds and asked for them both to be dismissed.