The woman who revealed she once had a relationship with a Secret Service agent who asked her to have sex at the Obamas’ Hawaii home said she thinks her story would make a great movie.
Koryeah Dwanyen revealed the juicy details between herself and an agent, whom she referred to only as ‘Dale’ in her bookUndercover Heartbreak: A Memoir of Trust and Trauma.’
Now she is making suggestions about which Hollywood stars could play the main characters in a possible film.
“I mean, that would be pretty awesome, I’m not going to lie,” she told TMZ about the studios wanting to adapt her story.
Dwanyen’s only real goal was to break even after self-publishing her memoir, and she’s excited to possibly do more with it.
She added, “But a movie would be great, I can’t lie!”
Although no studio has come knocking on her door yet, she does know who should play the central romance.
“Maybe Keke Palmer,” Dwanyen said when considering who should reenact her life story.
Koryeah Dwanyen, the ex-girlfriend of a Secret Service agent who got her former lover fired for sharing secrets and asking if they could have sex at the Obamas’ Hawaii home, thinks the story would make a great movie become.
Dwanyen revealed the grim details between herself and an agent who worked with the Obamas, whom she referred to only as “Dale,” in her book “Undercover Heartbreak: a Memoir of Trust and Trauma”
She then said that rapper/actor Common should play her ex-boyfriend. The Secret Service agent is not identified and is given a pseudonym in the book.
Dwanyen clarified that she has not yet received any concrete offers.
The book, released on October 28, reveals that ‘Dale’ showed him photos of the property in 2022 before daring her to come along.
‘No one will know. If anything, I’m the one who could get in trouble,” Dwanyen claims, the officer said.
Then he dared her to join him in defiling former First Lady Michelle Obama’s bathroom.
“We should have sex with Michelle [Obama]“My bathroom, like a club a mile high,” Dwanyen said, he suggested.
The Secret Service has confirmed that ‘Dale’ was fired for this and several other violations.
“On November 6, 2022, a Secret Service agent involved in protective functions introduced an individual who did not have authorized access into the home of a protected individual without authorization,” Communications Director Anthony Guglielmi said. ABC News.
Dwanyen said she believes a movie should cast Keke Palmer (pictured left) to play her and Common (pictured right) to play her ex
The book, released on October 28, reveals that ‘Dale’ showed him photos of the property in 2022 before daring her to come along
“As soon as the Secret Service became aware of the incident, the officer involved was immediately suspended and terminated after extensive investigation.”
He added that the Obamas were not present when “Dale” tried to take Dwanyen for a rendezvous.
“Although the protectees were not present at the time of the incident, these actions were an unacceptable violation of our protocols, the trust of our protectees and everything we stand for,” he added.
According to Dwanyen’s book, “Dale” was a serial liar, who said he lied about not being married and constantly gossiped about the information he received during his job guarding the Obamas.
“There were big warning signs: breaches of trust and of his job,” Dwanyen said. “One of my friends joked, ‘You were a walking threat to national security.’
The Obamas were not present when ‘Dale’ tried to take Dwanyen for a rendezvous
He also gossiped about some of the other people he was assigned to guard, such as Vice President Mike Pence.
Dwanyen knew code names, part of Michelle Obama’s private schedule and other “things that I as a citizen should not have known about.”
She finally blew the whistle and sent an email to ‘Dale’s’ boss after meeting him previously and obtaining his contact details from the emails he shared with her.
It is the latest embarrassment for the Secret Service, after an independent report into the first assassination attempt on Donald Trump concluded that another incident is likely to occur if there is not a complete overhaul of the agency.
The four-member panel released a scathing 52-page report Thursday claiming there has been a “loss of public confidence” in the group charged with protecting all current and former presidents, as well as the presidential candidates of the major parties.
Without widespread reforms, the report says, more incidents like the one at the July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, will occur.
The group appointed by Secretary of Homeland Security (DHS) Alejandro Mayorkas, is just one of many groups investigating the USSS failures that allowed gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, to get just a few hundred yards inside the former president with a AR-15 rifle .