Man Claiming to be Bill Clinton's Illegitimate Son Appears at Nat'l Press Club | Eastern NC Now

    During a press briefing on Tuesday at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, the man claiming to be former President Bill Clinton's illegitimate son, Danney Williams, said is seeking help from Clinton's White House mistress. He is asking for a DNA sample from Lewinsky's infamous dress that possesses a semen stain from President Clinton, according to Accuracy in Media.

    The Arkansas man claiming to be Bill Clinton's illegitimate son appealed to Monica Lewinsky for access to her blue dress to provide a sample of the former president's genetic material for a paternity test. It's believed that Lewinsky kept her dress with the stain.

    The now 30-year-old Danney Williams who lives in Hot Springs, Arkansas has maintained for a number of years that Clinton is his biological father. The African American man said that he was born as a result of a sexual affair between the former president and his mother, Bobbie Ann Williams, who once worked as a prostitute. Bobbie Ann continues to claim she and Bill Clinton had sex 13 times.

    Ms. Williams states that she began a sexual relationship with Clinton, who was her only white client at the time. Williams also states that on several occasions she participated in a ménage à trois with Clinton and other women.

    She claims that when she turned up pregnant and informed Clinton, he laughed, rubbed her belly and said, "Girl, that can't be my baby."

    Clinton is known for being a philanderer and has admitted to affairs. Clinton was also reported to authorities for sexual assault and rape.




    For a long time, Danney Williams has sought the attention of the man he believes to be his biological father, the 42nd President of the United States, William Jefferson Clinton.

    Williams states he wants to meet Clinton and say, "Hi dad." He also wants to meet the Clinton's daughter, Chelsea. However, Williams and his mother stated Hillary Clinton has shut them out of Bill's life for the past 30-years.

    "Clinton ought to have the DNA test to settle this mystery. If indeed he isn't Williams' father, Clinton would have one less incident haunting his family legacy," said former sex crimes detective and university professor Dr. Stanley Weldner.

    Below is the letter Danney Williams penned to Lewinsky begging her for a DNA sample from the notorious blue dress.