All US celebrities who have been named in Epstein files
Former President Bill Clinton is mentioned, alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers.
President Donald Trump is cited roughly 1,500 times, primarily in media coverage dating back to his 2016 campaign. Trump has denied any wrongdoing, saying he “severed ties with Epstein in the early 2000s.”
Entertainment figures also appear: Mick Jagger is mentioned nine times, Michael Jackson is listed in Epstein’s personal contact book, and Courtney Love and Chris Tucker are included.
Of course, Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s convicted accomplice, is referenced 135 times, and her father Robert Maxwell appears 47 times — reflecting their close involvement in Epstein’s activities.
British celebrities and royals
The files also include several British figures.
Prince Andrew, formerly Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, is the most frequently named, appearing 173 times. He has “ceaselessly denied allegations of abuse,” including claims from Virginia Giuffre, who alleges he had sexual contact with her when she was underage. These allegations led to the stripping of some of his royal titles.
Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife, appears nine times, including emails where she referred to Epstein as a “dear friend,” resulting in the loss of her Duchess of York title.
Queen Camilla is mentioned nine times, though officials have stressed there’s no indication of a personal relationship. Princess Diana appears 14 times, without any proven link to Epstein.
Other British figures include Nigel Farage, cited 18 times in emails with Steve Bannon, though no connections to Epstein have been confirmed. Three former UK Prime Ministers — Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and David Cameron — also appear, though their involvement remains unclear.
