Atlanta, Georgia - Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gave a speech over the weekend, defending herself against allegations and hate she has faced as she leads a criminal prosecution against Donald Trump.

On Sunday, Willis spoke at the Big Bethel AME Church during a service in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., where she read a letter that she said she wrote to God in light of the hardships she has faced since indicting the former president.

Willis shared how she has received death threats, had her personal information leaked to the public, and has faced racist attacks and insults.

Earlier this month, a co-defendant in Willis' election interference case against Trump and 19 others filed a motion for the case to be dismissed, arguing that Willis and her colleague, special prosecutor Nathan Wade, have been engaging in a "romantic relationship."

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Though the claims have not been proven, it has become a reoccurring argument from critics on why her case should be thrown out.

Willis pointed out that she hired three special counselors to her team, as she has the right to do, yet she has only faced criticism for the one who happens to be a black man.

While she didn't identify Wade by name, she praised him for his "impeccable credentials" and years of legal experience.

"I'm just asking, God – is it that some will never see a Black man as qualified, no matter his achievements?"

Last week, the claim was reasserted by Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene when she filed a complaint accusing Willis of benefiting from her "alleged secret boyfriend."

In her letter, Willis tells God that she does not want "to be like those that attack me," pointing to MTG in particular, who she says "has never met me, but has allowed her spirit to be filled with hate."

"How did such a woman come to think that it was normal and normalized that another woman was worthy of such cruelty?" the DA asked. "I would never wish for her to have the experiences of the threats that I have seen, the derogatory name-calling, the being doxed multiple times."

Willis added that God instructed her to pray for MTG, telling her, "I am using [Greene] to grow you."