Attorneys representing Joycelyn Wade, the estranged wife of Nathan Wade, disclosed in court filings that Nathan Wade purchased plane tickets in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ name, introducing a fresh twist to the controversy surrounding Willis. Bank statements presented as evidence reveal flights to Miami and San Francisco, intensifying suspicions of a romantic involvement between Willis and Wade, as reported by Fox News on January 20.
Court documents detail the acquisition of round-trip tickets for Wade and Willis to Miami in October 2022. Intriguingly, a third ticket for Clara Bowman, traveling from Houston to Miami on the same day, was also part of the transaction. Another round-trip ticket for Wade and Willis to San Francisco was recorded in April 2023. Joycelyn Wade’s legal team argues that these travel records strongly suggest a romantic connection between the two, leaving little room for alternative interpretations.
Fani Willis, who enlisted Nathan Wade to lead the prosecution against former President Donald Trump in a case related to alleged election interference, is under intense scrutiny for alleged improprieties in her relationship with Wade. Willis, facing a pretrial deposition subpoena in her divorce case, has moved to quash it, alleging harassment. Her attorney accuses Joycelyn Wade of conspiring to interfere with the criminal case against Trump.
Wade’s attorneys, in response, deny harassment intent, asserting the deposition seeks pertinent information about the relationship between Willis and Joycelyn Wade’s husband. While Nathan Wade’s bank records confirm the purchase of plane tickets for himself and Willis, direct evidence of an affair is lacking. Notably, Willis refrains from outright denying the alleged romantic involvement.
Allegations of an affair surfaced when a lawyer representing one of Trump’s codefendants accused Willis and Nathan Wade of an improper relationship and mishandling public funds. Though evidence wasn’t provided, the lawyer referred to information in Wade’s divorce case. Concerns about a conflict of interest and potential financial benefits Willis may have received, including luxurious vacations funded by Wade’s law firm, have cast doubt on the integrity of the case against Trump.
Wade’s bank statements reveal additional expenditures, including payments for a Royal Caribbean cruise and various travel-related expenses. Joycelyn Wade asserts these outlays indicate Willis was intended to be Wade’s travel partner, further supporting the claim of a romantic association. As the legal saga unfolds, the court filings and bank statements offer fresh insights into the controversies surrounding Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, raising questions about conflicts of interest, misuse of public funds, and their potential impact on the ongoing prosecution of Donald Trump and others involved in the election interference case.