Journalist cries as she testifies how Trump sexually assaulted her while ... trends now

A journalist took the stand today to tell how Donald Trump sexually assaulted her at his Florida estate while his pregnant wife was getting changed for a photoshoot in another room.

Natasha Stoynoff cried as she told the court how Trump pushed her up against a wall and kissed her at Mar-a-Lago in 2005 where she was writing a story to celebrate his first wedding anniversary to Melania.

Stoynoff said that after a butler walked in they went back to the photo shoot where Trump promised to take her for a steak meal and give her the 'best sex you'll ever have.'

The testimony came during the battery and defamation trial brought by advice columnist E. Jean Carroll against Trump.

The court heard Trump will not be mounting any defense at all after his sole witness had a medical problem. He has already failed to appear at the court in Manhattan in person for the trial.

Carroll, 79, claims that Trump, 76, raped her in the dressing room of the lingerie department of the Bergdorf Goodman department store in New York in the mid 1990s.

The judge has allowed other accusers to give evidence to show what Carroll's lawyers say is a pattern of behavior.

Stoynoff, a New York Times best-selling author, told the court that she was on assignment for People Magazine at Mar-a-Lago at the time of the attack and regularly covered the Trumps.

She cried as she told the Manhattan jury that the story was to celebrate the first anniversary of Trump and Melania's wedding.

On a break between photoshoots as Melania got changed, Trump said he wanted to show her a 'really great room' and led her to a different part of the building.

At the time Melania was pregnant with their son Barron, who is now 17.

Stoynoff, who became emotional a second time, told the jury: 'I'm thinking wow, really nice room and I hear the door shut behind me.

'By the time I turned around he had his hands on my shoulder and was pushing me against the wall and kissing me. I tried to push him away.

'He came toward me again and I tried to shove him again. He was kissing me. He was against me, just holding my shoulder back.

'I didn't say any words. I was in shock. No words came out of my mouth. I remember just sort of mumbling.'

A butler came in and said that Melania had finished changing and was ready to resume the photoshoot and Trump left.

Stoynoff said she gave the butler a 'get me out of here' look and felt he understood what she meant.

But back at the pool area Trump told her, 'Oh you know we're going to have an affair. Don't forget what Marla said,' referring to his second wife, Marla Maples.

'Best sex I ever had,' Trump added, referring to an infamous front page about Maples.

Trump said he wanted to take Stoynoff to steak restaurant Peter Luger. She was 'shocked and realized what had just transpired,' she told the court.

When Melania sat down Trump became very 'doting' around her and Stoynoff carried on the interview as best as she could.

She didn't tell her senior bosses as she felt 'ashamed and humiliated' and didn't want to cause trouble for the magazine, but she asked never to cover Trump again and her editors obliged.

While Stoynoff saw Trump at a gala at a later date, she avoided him.

Stoynoff did run into Melania some time later outside Trump Tower in New York and she asked why they never

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