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Epstein Unearthed photos from 1990s link president to sex offender, CNN claims

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July 24, 2025

Newly uncovered photos and video footage published by CNN show more links between the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, including Epstein's attendance at Trump's wedding to Marla Maples at the Plaza Hotel in New York in 1993.

- Anna Betts

Epstein Unearthed photos from 1990s link president to sex offender, CNN claims

The media organization said yesterday that Epstein's attendance at the wedding ceremony was not widely known.

CNN also published footage from 1999 of Trump and Epstein attending a Victoria's Secret fashion event in New York, where they are seen talking and laughing alongside Trump's future wife, Melania Trump. The outlet noted that the newly published material pre-dated any of Epstein's known legal troubles.

Another image from the wedding shows Epstein in the background of a group photo of the shock jock Howard Stern, his then wife the actress Alison Stern, reporter Robin Leach and the model Cecilia Nord.

CNN also published photos of Trump and Epstein at the 1993 opening of the Harley-Davidson Cafe in New York, where Trump is seen with his children, Eric and Ivanka, while Epstein stands beside them.

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