Former Model Alleges Trump Groped Her in Epstein’s Presence

UPDATE: Former model Stacey Williams has made shocking allegations, claiming that Donald Trump groped her at Trump Tower in 1993 while her then-boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein watched. This revelation comes as the deadline looms for the release of remaining Epstein files, raising questions about the implications for Trump as new details emerge.

In an urgent interview on The Daily Beast Podcast, Williams described the incident as a “twisted game.” She recounted how Epstein introduced her to Trump at a dinner party, leading to a series of unsettling encounters. “It was like I was being served up for his sick pleasure,” she stated, detailing how Trump groped her while continuing a casual conversation with Epstein, who did not intervene.

Williams vividly remembered snippets of the encounter, stating, “I do remember little snippets of Trump saying, ‘Oh yeah, her career is on fire.’” She emphasized that Epstein’s behavior during the incident was alarming, expressing, “He watched it, and then he raged at me in the elevator… maybe it was a bet. I don’t know, but I’m confident that that is what occurred.”

The fallout from these allegations intensifies as the Epstein Files Transparency Act mandates the Department of Justice to release federal investigation files related to Epstein by Friday. Ro Khanna, a co-author of the act, warned that failure to comply could lead to serious repercussions for officials involved.

Williams previously shared her experiences during a “Survivors for Kamala” Zoom call, igniting political controversy. The White House has dismissed her claims as politically motivated, with spokesperson Abigail Jackson asserting, “These accusations were unequivocally false… a distraction from President Trump’s tremendous successes.”

The allegations against Trump come at a critical time, as public interest in the Epstein case remains high following the release of various documents and testimonies. Williams ended her relationship with Epstein shortly after the incident, stating, “I just said, ‘Jeffrey, you are extremely mentally ill… I don’t want anything to do with you.’”

As the clock ticks down to the release of the Epstein files, the implications for Trump and Epstein’s legacy could be profound. The next few days will be pivotal as developments unfold.

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