Former Model Stacey Williams Alleges Donald Trump Groped Her at Trump Tower in 1993, With Jeffrey Epstein Present

Former model Stacey Williams has come forward with allegations that Donald Trump groped her during a visit to Trump Tower in New York in 1993, with Jeffrey Epstein present. Williams, who was in a relationship with Epstein at the time, recounted the incident in a recent interview with CNN and other media outlets.

According to Williams, she and Epstein were walking down Fifth Avenue when Epstein suggested they visit Trump at his Trump Tower office. Once there, Trump allegedly pulled her close and inappropriately touched her, including her breasts, waist, and buttocks. Williams described the moment as deeply confusing and felt frozen, noting that both Trump and Epstein were smiling and chatting during the incident.

Williams believes the encounter was orchestrated by Trump and Epstein, describing it as a “twisted game” where she was treated like an object. After leaving Trump Tower, Epstein allegedly criticized her for not stopping Trump’s advances, leaving her feeling humiliated and nauseous.

Williams’s allegations are the latest in a series of sexual misconduct accusations against Trump, including those from writer E. Jean Carroll and his ex-wife Ivana Trump. Trump’s campaign has denied Williams’s claims, labeling them as “unequivocally false” and suggesting they are politically motivated.

Williams met Epstein in 1992 at a social gathering and began a relationship with him. Epstein, who was later convicted as a sex offender and died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial for federal sex trafficking charges, seemed to regard Trump as a close confidant. Williams recalled that Epstein often talked about Trump and that the two men appeared to have a close friendship.

Following the alleged incident, Williams received a postcard from Trump featuring a photo of his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, with a handwritten note that read, “Your home away from home. Love, Donald.” This postcard was among the evidence provided to support her claims.

Williams’s decision to come forward now was influenced by her participation in a documentary titled “Beyond the Gaze,” which focuses on Sports Illustrated‘s swimsuit issues, and her involvement with a group called “Survivors for Kamala” supporting Vice President Kamala Harris‘s presidential campaign).