Porn star Stormy Daniels has vowed to "dance down the street" if Donald Trump is jailed over a $130,000 (£105,000) payment to keep their relationship quiet.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's grand jury is set to determine this week whether the former president should face criminal charges over an alleged hush payment to Ms Daniels.
It has led to the porn star attracting a number of furious tweets from Trump supporters who claim she's damaging his 2024 presidential bid if the 76-year-old is arrested.
One user tweeted at her: "A disgusting degenerate prostitute accepts money to frame an innocent man! you're f**ked! Good luck walking down the streets after this!
"Trump's our #POTUS and will be selected by a landslide in 2024!"
The porn star hit back at the tweet replying: "'Sooo... tiny paid me to frame himself? You sound even dumber than he does during his illiterate ramblings.'
'"I won't walk, I'll dance down the street when he is "selected" to go to jail.
The nickname "tiny" is in reference to Trump's manhood after he referred to her as "horseface".
The war of words comes after Trump released a video on Social Truth on Tuesday evening in which he called the investigation as the 'Stormy "Horseface" Daniels extortion plot.'
In the video he said: "'Whether it's the Mar-a-Lago raid, or the unselect committee hoax, the perfect Georgia phone call - it was absolutely perfect - or the Stormy "Horseface" Daniels extortion plot, they are all sick.
"'And it's fake news. Our enemies are desperate to stop us because they know that we are the only ones who can stop them," he continued.
''And they know it, very strongly. And they are looking at the polls where, not me, but we, are up by so much. They can't even believe it."
News of Trump's arrest has left the FBI, New York Police Department and Secret Service putting barricades around the criminal court building in New York amid fears his supporters will riot.
On Saturday, he demanded his supporters "protest, protest, protest!" against his possible arrest in a post on the social networking site Truth Social.
He wrote a chilling provocation that drew parallels to the language used which incited the January 6 Capitol riot after he refused to accept the result of the 2020 election.
Trump, who launched his presidential bid in mid-November, has seen his polling increase which puts him ahead of his GOP rivals.
His recent legal issues and news of a possible arrest has seen Trump make gains with one poll putting him at 43% compared to Florida governor Ron DeSantis' 29%.
Although the governor has not announced his bid, Mr De Santis has indicated he is likely to run and will be Trump's closest competitor were they both to battle it out for the Republican nomination ahead of the 2024 election.
