Trump's glamorous aide Margo Martin shows unwavering support for her boss as he's inundated with donations after guilty verdict

Donald Trump's loyal aide Margo Martin showed her dedication to the former president following his conviction and echoed the message that the real verdict will come on election day.

Trump was found guilty on all 34 felony counts after a very brief deliberation on Thursday, which his team promptly turned into a rallying cry for campaign donations.

Margo, who serves as Trump's deputy communications chief and has become a star in her own right, repeated that message on her Instagram account.

'This is the final battle. With you at my side we will demolish the deep state, we will expel the warmongers from our government, we will drive out the globalists, we will cast out the communists, the Marxist and fascists,' Trump said in a campaign video shared by Margo.

Donald Trump's loyal aide Margo Martin (pictured) showed her loyalty to the former president following his conviction

Margo, who serves as Trump's deputy communications chief, posted a campaign video asking for donations on her Instagram story

'We will throw off the sick political class that hates our country, we will rot the fake news media and we will liberate America from these villains once and for all.'

She then posted a video of Trump waving outside of Trump Tower as he returned from court after being told the verdict with the caption 'November 5, 2024' with AC/DC's Hells Bells audio.

The Trump campaign announced it faced intermittent crashing due to the number of small donations pouring in after he was found guilty of 34 felony counts in his hush money trial. 

'The American people see through Crooked Joe Biden's rigged show trial,' they wrote.

'So many Americans were moved to donate to President Trump's campaign that the WinRed pages went down.'

She posted a video of Trump waving outside of Trump Tower as he returned from court after being told the verdict with the caption 'November 5, 2024'

The glamourous 28-year-old stood by her boss throughout his trial in Manhattan, often seen in a slew of elegant ensembles

A spokesperson for the campaign said in a statement: 'Our fundraising link is getting so much traffic it's having intermittent delays. This outpouring is massive and reflective of what we've said all along: the American people see this sham for what it is, and they're ready to support Pres Trump in his fight to save our nation.'

The site returned to normal shortly after.

Margo also shared a post from the ex-president and newly convicted felon announcing he will hold a press conference Friday at 11 a.m. ET.

The glamourous 28-year-old stood by her boss throughout his trial in Manhattan, often seen in a slew of elegant ensembles.

Margo has been capturing the attention of the nation in recent months as she has been photographed alongside the former President.

She has also been snapped heading into court and leaving Trump Tower - showing off her stylish outfits each day. 

She has also been snapped heading into court and leaving Trump Tower - showing off her stylish outfits each day

Margo, an Oklahoma native, previously served as the deputy director of communications for Trump's Save America PAC

Last week she was pictured putting on a leggy display as she wowed in a white tweed mini skirt and chic blue button-down while heading to court.

On May 14, Margo and Trump attended the Formula One race together in Miami.

Margo was first propelled into the spotlight last year, after a reporter actually mistook her for Donald's wife Melania Trump, 53, as she entered the United States Courthouse in Miami for Trump's arraignment in a previous case. 

At the time, Fox News anchor John Roberts showed a clip of her walking into the government building and telling viewers before hand, 'We have some video that we want to play out here, Melania Trump entering the courthouse just a short time ago.'

A chyron at the bottom of the video said 'Melania Trump arrives at Miami court.'

However, DailyMail.com had reported earlier that Melania was in New York at the time, as she was spotted exiting Trump Tower and heading to John Frieda's hair salon.

A little while later, John announced on air that he had made a mistake, confessing, 'Apparently that was not Melania.'

He continued: 'A day like today with so many comings and goings, it's easy from a distance to mistake two people.'

She was one of the few to remain on with him beyond his White House tenure, and his since become a key part in his team

On May 14, Margo and Trump attended the Formula One race together in Miami

Almost instantly afterwards, the world was buzzing with speculation about the identity of Melania's doppelganger.

Margo, an Oklahoma native, previously served as the deputy director of communications for Trump's Save America PAC.

During his time in office, she was hired as his press assistant - and she was famously the communications aide who gave the final press lid for the Trump administration.

She was one of the few to remain on with him beyond his White House tenure, and his since become a key part in his team.

Margo now serves as his deputy director of communications and is often spotted with him at various events, including a variety of parties held at his Florida home at Mar-a-Lago.