Earlier this week, New York-based clinical psychologist Dr. Larissa Portnoff claimed she was “one of the child victims” of Donald Trump. The woman, who is now in her thirties, accused the U.S. President of s******y exploiting her during her pre-teen and teenage years. Additionally, she claimed Trump and his inner circle have been “targeting” her in the last few years to stop her from pursuing legal action against them.However, the White House has denied the allegations. In an email statement to the fact-checking website Snopes, White House spokesperson Lauren Bis said:“These are false and slanderous allegations. President Trump has never even met or heard of this woman. This is clearly an attempt by the Democrats to distract from their disastrous socialist agenda.”Meanwhile, Dr. Larissa Portnoff has clapped back at trolls who called her “AI.”“The issue that’s been coming up is, am I AI? No, I’m not AI. My name is Dr. Larissa Portnoff. I am just a regular person living my day-to-day and I didn’t choose to be part of this, but I do feel a duty to advocate for women and children,” she was heard saying in a subsequent social media video post.In the same post, Dr. Portnoff gave a shoutout to everyone for offering her “love, care, and support.” She also extended her solidarity to other alleged s****l assault victims and survivors of Trump for sharing their stories.“It reminds me that humanity is stronger than anything and we are what propels forward democracy,” Larissa added. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostExploring Dr. Larissa Portnoff’s allegations against TrumpIn her recent video, Dr. Larissa Portnoff urged viewers to handle the topic of s****l abuse carefully, especially when powerful people were involved.“I think we need to work on the way we speak about these issues as a society and be sensitive towards victims,” she noted.Dr. Portnoff mentioned that “details” of the abuse belonged in the hands of victims, survivors, and appropriate authorities such as the police and the Attorney General, who gathered evidence and reviewed the case. Larissa mentioned that the “due process” was also “fair” to the alleged perpetrator.After clarifying whether she was AI, the licensed psychologist said that she was “shocked” that abuse of women and children continued to happen without any accountability. However, she expressed hope that the world could be a “better place” for future generations.“We need to make laws that are better at protecting children, that are better at protecting victims of violence, both boys and girls; that’s the work I have set out to do,” Larissa added.Dr. Portnoff encouraged people to ask her questions and disagree with her, while assuring everyone that journalists and the government were doing the “best” they could and such things took “time.” She mentioned that people were “invested” in the good/right cause and she was in talks with the senator’s office about her case.“The more we get the word out, the more we can support democracy, end organized crime, end corruption. Beyond Democrats and Republicans, abusing children is wrong. And we know both sides of the political aisle participate in these atrocities. So, there needs to be accountability and justice and that’s what I am advocating for. Go out and vote,” Larissa said on November 3.In her first viral video post, Dr. Larissa Portnoff stated:“I wanted to share why I can’t be in New York to vote this year… I have tried to move forward in my life, and I was one of the child victims of Donald Trump when I was around eight years old, and it became worse when I was around 10… It went on until I was about 12, and then it finally stopped, and then I was targeted again when I was 16-17 years old.”The Columbia University alum continued to claim that she tried to “escape the p*dophile ring” but couldn’t.“Donald Trump repeatedly targeted me, and s******y exploited me… It was very clear that he knew what he was doing. Since I have been 18, I have had a number of interactions that are inappropriate, abusive, and constitute s****l exploitation from him and his inner circle. Over the past year, I have been contacted by Donald Trump through what I believe is a political fixer, in the form of witness intimidation.”Portnoff claimed that Trump invited her to a Yankees game on September 11, 2025, to allegedly “exploit” her again, calling him “harmful, disgusting, and dangerous.” She further alleged that the U.S. President invited her to a “private room,” warned her to stay away from the media, and gave her death threats. Additionally, Trump purportedly tried to intimidate her by exposing her personal details.Larissa claimed Trump accessed her “sealed records” as a Jane Doe, calling it “abuse of power” and a “criminal, corrupt” practice.“You’ve tried to destroy evidence in the case following my reports and you have no accountability here. You are an utter coward in doing something like this, by approaching me and my friends. This must stop. It is done. I am in my 30s now and the fact that you’ve done this to me for three decades is inhuman,” she directly addressed the POTUS.Dr. Portnoff claimed that the abuse intersected with national security issues. She continued:“We need to get the corruption to stop, we need to use our voices, we need to get Donald Trump out of office. And if you think you’re going to intimidate me, Donald Trump, it’s not going to work… Whoever tried to make an attempt on my life, following my report, you know I’ve been in touch with the Senate office; you know they are following up with me; you know the Senate Judiciary Committee recommended my reports to the Attorney General, and it needs to be investigated.”Larissa claimed Trump’s "disgusting" behavior “escalated” in recent years, right before he took office for his second term and said she would no longer “tolerate” intimidation from the POTUS and his inner circle, including X CEO Elon Musk.Dr. Larissa Portnoff is also writing a book titled Jane Doe. Her accusations against Trump came days after the House Judiciary Committee Democrats released a report calling for an investigation into Trump as an alleged co-conspirator of Jeffrey Epstein. It remains unclear whether Portnoff is among the dozen women whose accounts are included in the committee report.