Adding another allegation to the growing file about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's behavior toward women, the former Miss Arizona USA, said that, the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump walked into a backstage dressing room that was full of naked contestants at a 2001 pageant.

The AZCentral reported, Tasha Dixon, who competed in the Trump-owned Miss USA pageant, said that, Trump used his status to surround himself with attractive women.

“I’m telling you, Donald Trump owned the pageant for the reason to utilize his power to get around beautiful women.” “Who do you complain to? He owns the pageant.”

“He just came strolling right in,” she said. “There was no second to put a robe on, or any sort of clothing, or anything. Some girls were topless. Other girls were naked.

“You know they’re standing there with no clothes,” Trump said in 2005. “And so I sort of get away with things like that.”

Kennada represented Arizona in the 2011 Miss USA Pageant, said that, "Since this story has come out of (Trump) walking in on (Dixon),  which he did not because he’s not backstage it seems a case of a girl trying to get attention."

Brenna Heater, the 2006 Miss Arizona USA, said that, “I will say that my experience with the Miss USA organization, and Donald Trump, in 2006 was nothing but wonderful. I met him very briefly at a contestant event in New York City.”

“He and Melania came into the dressing room but the staff made sure that all of the ladies were dressed before letting him in.”

“I haven't heard anything about Mr. Trump waking to a dressing room, but I really can't imagine that happening.”

“Security during Miss USA is extremely tight, and the chaperones would make sure that no men, including Mr. Trump, would go in unless all of the contestants were aware and dressed."

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