Fani Willis and ‘lover’ to be subpoenaed in hearing on potential DISQUALIFICATION from Trump case

The two will reportedly be asked to testify during a hearing next month on arguments that Willis and Wade should be disqualified from the Trump Georgia 2020 election case due to their alleged affair and financial ties, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.

District Attorney Willis hired Wade, an outside prosecutor who she has an alleged romantic relationship with, to prosecute former President Donald Trump and his allies. Critics claim Wade was hired to ensure there be a prosecution against Trump, a case brought forth by Fani Willis.

The allegations were first revealed by Trump co-defendant, Mike Roman, who argued that the two should be disqualified from the case citing a conflict of interest.

Lawyers for Roman argue that according to financial statements produced in Wade's ongoing divorce proceeding, Willis financially benefited from Wade taking her on extravagant vacations after she retained him as special prosecutor.

In order to address allegations, the Fulton County judge overseeing the Georgia election case against former President Donald Trump and his allies scheduled a hearing.

"We’ve got a lot of information. We’ve got a lot of documents and a lot of witnesses," Roman's lawyer Ashleigh Merchant told CNN.

Merchant stated that Willis's response to the allegations will influence, in part, the evidence she presents at the hearing and the witnesses she chooses to summon into testimony. By February 2, Judge Scott McAfee has ordered Willis to submit a written response.

It's plausible that Willis would fight any subpoena handed to her, or her staff, as she is currently attempting to quash a subpoena regarding Wade's divorce proceeding.

The hearing is scheduled for February 15.