GOP Senate hopeful Herschel Walker urged his ex-girlfriend to have second abortion, she tells NY Times

Herschel Walker and former ambassador Nikki Haley speak with the press during Herschels Unite Georgia Bus Stop rally at the Global Mall in Norcross, GA on Friday September 9, 2022.

The New York Times reported that a woman who accused Herschel Walker of paying for her abortion in 2009 said that he urged her to end her second pregnancy.

The woman who was dating Walker told the newspaper that their relationship ended after she refused to have another abortion.

Walker has denied that he paid for an abortion in 2009. The accusation was reported by The Daily Beast on Monday.

The Times reported that it was based on a series of interviews with the woman who has remained anonymous.

Walker denied knowing who the woman was, despite the fact that she had a son with him.

Walker has admitted on the campaign trail that he has more children than Christian Walker.

Walker has barely been involved in the life of their 10-year-old son, according to the anonymous woman who accused Walker. According to The Daily Beast, Walker had previously confirmed that this woman was the mother of one of his kids, even though he claimed that she wasn't.

The woman wants Georgia voters to know how Walker treated her.

Two years after the first one, she and Walker decided to have an abortion. She said that Walker didn't want her to go through with the baby but she did. The woman had a child after the relationship ended, according to the Times.

Christian Walker, a conservative media personality, has railed against his father in a series of angry online posts. Christian accused his father of being unfaithful.

Herschel Walker was told not to run for office by every member of his family. One at a time. Christian Walker said that he decided to give us the middle finger and air out all of his dirty laundry in public.

As a Senate candidate, Walker has called for a total ban on abortion.

The political director for Walker's campaign has been fired. When CNBC asked if the campaign was aware of the departure, they didn't reply.

The top Republicans are sticking with Walker.

The Peach State election could determine which party controls the Senate, and polls show that the two candidates are in a close race.

"Herschel has denied the charges against him, and I have no doubt that he is correct," said Donald Trump, who has endorsed Walker.