New Epstein Estate Photos Feature Trump, Clinton, and Prince Andrew

Sun Dec 14 2025 06:50:23 GMT+0200 (Eastern European Standard Time)

Democratic lawmakers reveal previously unseen images from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, depicting influential figures including former President Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Prince Andrew.

A recent release of nearly 100 photographs from Jeffrey Epstein's estate by Democratic lawmakers has resurfaced discussions over the connections between Epstein and numerous high-profile individuals. The images include Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Prince Andrew among others, raising questions about their ties to the convicted financier. Despite the lack of implied wrongdoing in the released images, the scrutiny and controversy surrounding these relationships persist, with a deadline for full disclosure of Epstein-related documents looming.

Democratic US lawmakers have released two new batches of photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, revealing details of the convicted paedophile's home and ties to the rich and powerful.

US President Donald Trump, former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon are among the high-profile figures featured in the photos. The images, many of which have been seen before, do not imply wrongdoing.

The nearly 100 photos released by members of the House Oversight Committee on Friday are some of more than 95,000 images obtained via subpoena, the Democrats said.

The justice department is separately approaching a deadline next week to publish all Epstein-related documents.

In the first batch of photos released on Friday by lawmakers, Epstein is seen with multiple high-profile figures, none of whom have yet commented. Many of them have previously denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.

Trump appeared in three of the images released on Friday. One image showed him standing next to a woman whose face has been redacted.

Another showed Trump standing next to Epstein while talking to model Ingrid Seynhaeve at a 1997 Victoria's Secret party in New York – an image that was already publicly available.

An additional photo showed an illustrated likeness of the president on red packets next to a sign that reads: Trump Condom.

The White House called the release a Democrat hoax against Trump that has been repeatedly debunked. Trump had for months argued the Epstein saga was a distraction orchestrated by his critics to take attention away from his administration's accomplishments.

Friday's files also include private images of Epstein, including one of him in a bathtub and another that appears to show sexual toys. They also show him with several other prominent people including former President Bill Clinton and tech billionaire Bill Gates.

Following months of pressure from across the political spectrum, the justice department has until 19 December to release all documents related to the Epstein case as required by a bill passed nearly unanimously by Congress and signed by Trump in November.