As part of Ghislaine Maxwell’s ongoing court hearings following charges laid against her in relation to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, dozens of new documents related to the pairs dealings have been unsealed.
An allegation against supermodel Heidi Klum has surfaced from the court documents that were made public, detailing a 2015 lawsuit filed by Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre against his accomplice, Maxwell.
In the documents, Giuffre alleged Klum was one of the many high-status celebrities to fly on Epstein’s aircraft. When asked which celebrities she saw on the private plane, she responded, “Naomi Campbell, Heidi Klum, Bill Clinton and Al Gore,” according to WPEC.
Klum has since fired back at the recent allegations.
Her lawyer released a statement to People, “Any reference to Heidi Klum in connection with Jeffrey Epstein is totally false. Heidi Klum’s name and initials were absent from all the flight logs which were released. Many high profile people are listed, but Ms Klum is not one of them. The explanation is simple. She has never been on any of Mr Epstein’s planes. And that is because she did not know Mr Epstein and was never on his island.”
Klum herself added, “I have been watching the news and see that I have been mistakenly named as a passenger on one of Mr Epstein’s flights. I did not know Mr Epstein and therefore have never been on his planes, at his homes or his island. I am speaking up as I do not want to be falsely associated with Mr Epstein and the horrific story surrounding him. I stand with the victims who have so bravely come forward and I too want the truth to come out and for justice to prevail.”
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Giuffre has also alleged Maxwell and Epstein pressured her into being sexually abused by numerous powerful men, including Prince Andrew. The royal has denied these accusations.
“I think there are plenty of other witnesses that can attest to what massage actually means. And I’m telling you that Ghislaine told me to…give him a massage, which means sex,” she said.
Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to helping Epstein recruit and eventually abuse three girls from 1994 to 1997, and committing perjury by denying her involvement under oath.
According to The Guardian, if she is convicted, Maxwell could face up to 35 years in prison.
