Stormy Daniels demands that Trump be jailed 'now' and suggests he should be the 'volunteer punching bag at a women's shelter' as she breaks her silence after ex-president's hush-money conviction

Stormy Daniels has demanded that Donald Trump be jailed 'now' as she breaks her silence after the ex-president's hush-money conviction.

Speaking for the first time since the landmark conviction, the former adult actress said: 'I think he should be sentenced to jail and some community service working for the less fortunate, or being the volunteer punching bag at a women's shelter.'

Stormy, 45, brought down the ex-president after revealing that a $130,000 (£102,000) payment had been made to by Trump's then-lawyer, Michael Cohen to ensure she remained quiet about alleged sex she had with the businessman at a golf tournament a decade earlier. 

Trump, 77, and his lawyer later falsified business records to cover up the payment to the lawyer. 

Trump may now face up to four years in jail when sentenced on July 11.

Despite the former president being found guilty on 34 charges of fraud, Stormy said she will never escape the death threats from his supporters.

She told The Mirror she has had to remain in hiding despite bringing down the world's once most powerful leader.

She said: 'It's not over for me. It's never going to be over for me. Trump may be guilty, but I still have to live with the legacy.'

Trump won the 2016 election by beating Hillary Clinton, winning by a tiny margin in states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, which had not voted Republican since the 1980s. 

But before he sealed his victory, Trump's campaign was under threat after Stormy's story emerged but despite the threats and hatred levelled at her by die-hard Trump supporters, Stormy has been insistent that her stand was the right thing to do.

The former adult actress revealed that it was intimidating having to face jurors in court but was relieved when they believed her and found Trump guilty on all charges.

Despite her joy that the businessman had been found guilty, Stormy was unsure what punishment should be served to the presidential hopeful and explained that a punishment needed to be found that not only matched the crime but would impact Trump personally.   

Stormy and Trump first met in July 2006 at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. 

While their liaison was at first a mix of business and pleasure, the two allegedly had sex in Trump's hotel suite.

During the high profile trial, the actress revealed intimate details about the alleged encounter. 

She described the room's furniture and even Trump's toiletry kit as well as demonstrating sexual positions for the jury.

In her testimony she also described how the former president compared her to his daughter Ivanka and how she spanked him with a magazine featuring him on the front cover before the alleged sex.

She also said that as soon as he got back to his room he removed his clothes and stood between her and the door, waiting for her.

And while she admitted that Trump had not been threatening towards her, she did say that she blacked out during the experience but that they had sex in missionary position.

The 45-year-old told the court that no one believed her and no one would ever admit to having sex with the then reality star but in 2011 she shared her story with In Touch Weekly for $15,000. 

But the article never saw the light of day after Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen, threatened to sue the publication.

But the story re-emerged after a video emerged of Trump boasting about how he would grab women by the genitals without their consent and in a bid to stop any more bad press, Trump's camp attempted to silence Stormy once again.

But that all came back to bite the former president during the trial and he was found guilty on all 34 charges of falsifying business records in order to commit or conceal another crime – specifically, that he violated state law against conspiracy to influence an election by 'unlawful means.'

But while Trump now faces up to four years in jail when sentenced on July 11, for Stormy her life has changed forever and she fears the lives of the 12 jurors could now also be in danger. 

Just after the trial concluded, a MAGA mob were seen trying to hunt them down on the internet and reveal their identities.