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Former President Donald Trump lost a breach of contract lawsuit against Omarosa Manigault Newman and was ordered to pay $1.3 million in legal fees.

Omarosa, who was fired in 2018 as the White House Director of communications, wrote a tell-all book about her experience working in the White House.

In her book titled “Unhinged: An Insider’s Account of the Trump White House,” Omarosa called her former boss a “racist, a bigot, and a misogynist”.

Trump filed a lawsuit against Omarosa for violating the terms of her non-disclosure agreement.

However, an arbitrator ruled against Trump, saying the wording of the NDA was “highly problematic,” and Omarosa was incapable of understanding when she was in breach of contract.

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Additionally, the arbitrator said Omarosa signed a NDA while she worked on Trump’s presidential campaign. But she did not sign one when she worked in the White House.

The Arbitrator ordered Trump to pay Omarosa $1.3 million to cover her legal fees.

After the ruling was announced, Omarosa, who says she is a first year law student, tweeted:

“First year law student vs. #45’s entire legal team. (David vs. Goliath)… Now pardon me as I get back to studying for my Contract Law final exam.”