E. Jean Carroll is likely to get the $5 million relatively soon, because the Supreme Court has now declined to hear Trump’s appeal, which leaves that verdict in place. A report notes that Trump had already deposited $5.5 million into a court-controlled account in 2023, so payment appears close to being finalized rather than starting from scratch.

What this means

  • The $5 million verdict is no longer being delayed by that appeal.
  • The larger $83 million judgment is separate and still has its own legal path.
  • Media reporting suggests the money may move out of the court-controlled account to Carroll fairly promptly.

Plain-English timing

There is no exact public payday in the reporting, but the practical answer is: soon, not months and months away , assuming normal court processing goes forward. If you mean the separate $83 million case, that one is still tied up in appeal issues and may take longer.

TL;DR

Carroll should get the $5 million verdict soon now that Trump’s final appeal on that case was rejected; the $83 million case is still separate and unresolved.