Fanny Willis's pregnant daughter kayah 25 is arrested in Georgia for driving with a suspended license amid Trump election interference case Fanny Willis poses glumly for her Jail mugshot after being knocked up for allegedly driving with a suspended license kayia who is pregnant was pulled over because cops spotted her using a cell phone while driving her 2010 Nissan Altima she stated that the reason for her using her cell phone while operating the vehicle was due to her mother calling her related to her pregnancy Fanny Willis has faced her own fair share of controversy over the last year after she was accused of improperly engaging in a romantic affair with Nathan Wade the special prosecutor lawyer she put in charge of Trump's criminal case the Texas Southern University student told an officer from the Tyrone Police Department she was unaware her license was revoked on May 13th for the same offense driving while suspended kayia was then searched handcuffed at the side of the highway and taken to the fet county jail on a misdemeanor charge of driving with a revoked or suspended license kayah looking drained and dejected as she arrived D at the 554 bed lockup 30 minutes south of Atlanta she was subsequently released and ordered to attend the town of Tyrone municipal court for an October 24th arraignment the punishment for driving on a suspended license in Georgia is a minimum of 2 days in jail a fine of at least $500 and a six-month extension of the suspension if canay is found guilty of a second offense the penalties escalate to at least 10 days in jail and a fine of between 1,25 HTS her arrest will come as a fresh blow to Willis Fulton County's celebrated Democrat district attorney who shot to prominence after charging Trump with election interference only to find the case embroiled in controversy she secured a grand jury indictment against Trump and 18 others in August of last year alleging that they broke Georgia's anti-racketeering law by trying to overturn the peach States general election results