Terrence Bradley testified Tuesday that he remembers having only one conversation about the romantic relationship between Nathan Wade and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis during the more than four years he acted as Wade's divorce attorney.
Under questioning by Donald Trump's lawyer, Steve Sadow, Bradley said he represented Wade, the special prosecutor hired by Willis to lead the election subversion case in Georgia, between 2018 and mid-2022.
During that time, Bradley said, he had a conversation with Wade at their shared law office about the relationship.
“Are you testifying under oath that you had a conversation about the relationship between Mr. Wade and Ms. Willis?” Sadow asked. “Is that correct?”
“I don't remember having any other conversations with Mr. Wade about him and Ms. Willis,” Bradley responded.
“Is it your testimony then that you do not remember any other conversation or that there was no other conversation besides this one?” Sadow asked.
Bradley said he believed “it was the one,” but he couldn't remember for sure if there were others.
