Natasha Stoynoff

Donald Trump hurled personal insults Friday at the growing number of women who have accused him of groping and kissing them without their consent, labeling them as "horrible," "sick" and "phony," and suggesting that at least two of them were not attractive enough to warrant his attention.

In early 2006, Natasha Stoynoff, a writer for People magazine, co-wrote a flowery account of Donald Trump's marriage to his third wife, Melania. "There's my baby!" the story quotes Trump as saying while he rushes toward his then-pregnant wife. "Then he corrects himself. 'I mean . . . there are my babies!'"

Melania Trump threatened People Magazine and a former staff reporter with legal action late on Thursday over "false and completely fictionalized" statements in the writer's account of Donald Trump forcing himself on her during a 2005 interview.

Donald Trump hurled personal insults Friday at the growing number of women who have accused him of groping and kissing them without their consent, labeling them as "horrible," "sick" and "phony," and suggesting that at least two of them were not attractive enough to warrant his attention.

In early 2006, Natasha Stoynoff, a writer for People magazine, co-wrote a flowery account of Donald Trump's marriage to his third wife, Melania. "There's my baby!" the story quotes Trump as saying while he rushes toward his then-pregnant wife. "Then he corrects himself. 'I mean . . . there are my babies!'"

Melania Trump threatened People Magazine and a former staff reporter with legal action late on Thursday over "false and completely fictionalized" statements in the writer's account of Donald Trump forcing himself on her during a 2005 interview.