Trump's reputation was tied to his "playboy" image, which came with rumors of affairs.
According to one report, Trump tried to get Playboy magazine to run a "Girls of Trump" spread featuring his employees.
This June 7, 1995, file photo shows Trump posing for photos above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange after taking his flagship Trump Plaza Casino public in New York City.
AP/Kathy Willens"He even tried to get Playboy to do a spread called 'The Girls of Trump,' wooing his most shapely staffers, including a former beauty queen secretary, into posing for the magazine with a sliding scale of offers on everything from full nude to breast to 'wet-lip' shots," Wayne Barrett wrote in his 1991 book "Trump, The Greatest Show on Earth: The Deals, The Downfall, The Reinvention."
Barrett continued: "It was all part of the rakish ethos of phony glamour that he consciously fostered, even to the extent of concealing from public view a very efficient secretary with a pimplish facial condition."
Persons:
Trump, Kathy Willens, Wayne Barrett, Barrett
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Playboy, New York Stock Exchange, Trump Plaza Casino, AP, Trump
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New York City