In the shocking new ‘secret Herschel Walker calls his ex-girlfriend’ after bomb abortion claims

HERSCHEL Walker’s alleged ex-girlfriend has revealed secret phone conversations between the pair after she claimed the congressional candidate allegedly pushed her to have an abortion.

The soccer star-turned-Georgia politician has come under fire after two former lovers came out to say Walker allegedly paid for them to have abortions while preaching on life and family values.

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An ex-girlfriend known as Jane Doe first spoke out during a news conference in late October after another woman claimed Walker paid for her 2009 abortion.

Doe claimed she had an affair with Walker when he was married to his first wife, Cindy Grossman, from 1987 to 1993, the year she allegedly had the abortion.

Herschel reportedly drove her to an abortion clinic and paid for the procedure after she gave up on a first attempt at an abortion.

“I went to a clinic in Dallas, but I just couldn’t pull it off,” the woman said.

“I left the clinic in tears. When I told Herschel what had happened, he was upset and said he would take me to the clinic the next day to have the abortion.”

Doe’s attorney, Gloria Allred, shared documentation of Walker and Doe’s relationship during the press conference, which included a photo of Walker in her hotel room, letters from Walker to Doe and her parents, and an alleged voicemail Walker had left for Doe .

Walker has denied having any relationship with Doe or even knowing her, saying the initial press conference, held on Oct. 26, and the evidence presented on Oct. 26 were all a “lie.”

On Tuesday, Doe and Allred held another press conference, revealing shocking evidence supporting Doe’s claims.

In a statement read by Allred on Tuesday, she said: “Today we are here to challenge Herschel Walker to meet with our client Jane Doe.”

She described Doe as “the woman he recently said he did
not despite having a romantic relationship with her
for six years, caused her to become pregnant, and then
pressured her to have an abortion even though she wanted it
have her baby.”

Allred asked Walker, who was not at the press conference, if he denied that the voice in the following audio recording was his?

“Oh you. That’s your ‘stud’ who calls you a big sex puppy. I can’t believe you’re not here. I’ll, uh, talk to you later. You are sweet. Bye.”

Allred then read out another alleged voice recording of Walker and Doe.

Part of it read, “Okay, OK, have a nice day today,” Doe said.

To which Walker reportedly replied, “Thank you and I love you.”

“I love you very much,” Doe said back.

During that second press conference, Doe read an April 1993 letter that Walker allegedly wrote to her parents.

In the letter, Walker wrote, “I’m sorry if I’ve caused so much to your family, but loving someone blinds you sometimes.”

He added: “I cannot ask for the blessings of you two because in God’s eyes I could be wrong. My heart will still love her and God knows it so He can’t say this is wrong.”

DEAR DIARY

Doe also found diary entries she allegedly wrote in May 1993.

One of the entries read: “On Wednesday evening I took a pregnancy test. . . The test was positive.”

“Although I spoke to Herschel on Saturday morning, I didn’t tell him as it was only an hour before they arrived. I asked him to come over on Monday morning.”

She then shared a post that allegedly came from telling Walker she was pregnant.

It read, “I finally stopped him and put my hands by his face as we lay in bed and said, ‘But Herschel, you don’t understand, please listen, I’m pregnant.'”

Doe claimed: “I told him I could just disappear and he said no – he would. He told me that would be better since he would give the baby and me half of his estate.

“I realized he was talking about more than just the disappearances, and he told me about this book he had been reading … about life after life and the planes of heaven.”

Doe said at the press conference that she was “very concerned because I knew several times about his previous suicide attempt
years earlier.

“Herschel and I also had several conversations in which he spoke
about threats to me and the baby if I go through with the pregnancy.”

‘I AM SORRY’

After Doe performed the abortion, Walker reportedly wrote her a letter in the summer of 1993.

It read, “I’m sorry I put you through all this stuff. You are a great person and a very strong person to have been through this. I love you. Sam [Walker’s alleged alias].”

A 2019 picture of Walker and Doe was also revealed at Tuesday’s press conference from a mental health conference in Greenville, South Carolina.

Doe later explained why she chose to speak out about the alleged abortion decades later.

She said: “I wanted to take this to my grave, but after the first woman came forward in early October claiming that Herschel had paid for an abortion and I heard his response on Fox News,

“And he said exactly, ‘I never asked anybody for an abortion. I never paid for an abortion.'”

“I knew from my own experience that he was lying.”

She claimed, “I’m telling the truth and Herschel Walker knows I’m telling the truth.”

The US Sun reached out to Herschel Walker’s campaign for comment, but received no response at the time of publication.

Earlier last month, a woman claiming to be Walker’s ex-girlfriend told The Daily Beast that the Republican politician reimbursed her for the $575 she spent on an abortion in 2009 and even sent her a “health card.” which she allegedly shared with the outlet.

Walker has denied the allegations and said he would sue the publication.

Following these claims, Walker’s son Christian slammed his father, saying he “lived a life where he DESTROYED other people’s lives”.

Christian’s mother is Walker’s ex-wife, Cindy DeAngelis Grossman.

Walker is currently married to Julie Blanchard.