I’m guessing Stormy Daniels probably regrets ever meeting Donald Trump. She now says she especially regrets ever coming forward about her alleged “fling” with the former president. She’s especially tired of his “sycophants” who seem to be desperately attacking everything about her — even her horse, The New York Post reports.

With a note of ruefulness in her voice, Daniels admitted on UK TV that she’s worried Trump will “get away with” the criminal charges he faces tied to those alleged hush-money payouts to hide affairs with her and former Playboy Bunny Karen McDougal in the run-up to the 2016 election.

“I spoke my truth, but it was just for nothing,” Daniels said on Good Morning Britain Wednesday.

“I just feel like if people don’t want to face facts and see the truth … then you know what, I’d rather have had the time back with my family,” Daniels added.

She didn’t really say why she now thinks Trump may get off.

“I almost feel like humans aren’t really worth saving at this point,” she said, a sad note in her voice.

“Truth doesn’t seem to matter.”

Trump is now the first former American president to be hit with criminal charges after he was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury in April. He pleaded not guilty to the 34 felony charges connected to those hush-money payments he made at the height of his 2016 campaign.

At one point Daniels was asked why she now feels coming forward has turned out to be pointless and that’s when she revealed the attack on her poor horse.

“Because I’m the one that gets the messages from his supporters,” she said. “I was the one whose horse was attacked a couple of weeks ago.”

Daniels didn’t say if her horse was injured, or if it was Redemption, the handsome gelding she was riding when the news broke of Trump’s indictment.

She simply said they “climbed my fence” to get to the horse, saying: “Trump supporters.”

Trump supporters have done a number of vile things, including attacking the Capitol, which is just plain horrible. But harming a helpless animal is a new level of disgusting. Most Trump supporters are revolting creeps. Really, that’s all they are.

“They’ve gone after friends and family,” Daniels said, noting there have been death threats against her. This even includes one person who “just literally said that they’re gonna come to my house and slit my throat.”

Then she was asked if she’d reported the attacks to the police.

“Of course!” But she warned “we all should be” afraid of Trump’s most rabid followers.

“I’m not frightened of him. He doesn’t scare me at all,” she said about Trump, who she also called “repulsive and offensive” for having sex with her while married and “more than twice my age.”

Of course, I have to add at this point that she didn’t need to do the alleged deed either, but she’s correct about him being “repulsive and offensive.” I’m quite sure if he weren’t rich, most women wouldn’t give him the time of day.

“I’m frightened of his sycophants and his followers, and it’s the tone that has changed” since her allegations have now led to charges could crash Trump’s 2024 run for the White House.

“In 2018, when the story first broke about me, of course, I was attacked — I was called a sl*t and a gold digger and, and all of these horrible things that I probably can’t say on TV,” Daniels said.

“But now they’ve become bold. And they’ve changed — their threats are more real,” she said, adding that the threats now come from “real accounts” and “real phone numbers.”

“They feel empowered because he has incited these riots,” Daniels said, referring to January 6 and comparing the more frightening ones who menace her to “suicide bombers.”

“It’s out of control.”

January 6, 2021, was a dreadful day and it really did empower the more dangerous of his supporters, some of whom weren’t taken into custody and that has undoubtedly filled these people with a sense that they are invincible. It’s no wonder that Daniels is worried. And people who attack an innocent creature really have a screw loose. I hope her poor horse is recovering okay.

Here’s a clip of Daniels being interviewed on Good Morning Britain.