Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and all the others close to Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 death triggered renewed scrutiny of his network, and that attention has only grown since the Department of Justice began releasing millions of pages of files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The documents, photos, and videos have added fresh detail about long-standing relationships with figures such as Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton, while new legal actions have altered the status of several names that once appeared mainly in civil suits.

Prince Andrew

Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew’s friendship began a decade before Epstein was convicted of soliciting a prostitute and soliciting a minor. Despite the convictions, Prince Andrew continued his friendship with Epstein. They were videotaped walking out of Epstein’s residence with young women in 2010.

While Buckingham Palace swiftly and fervently denied Prince Andrew’s involvement with Epstein’s sex trafficking, reports emerged that he had sex with a minor three times. His deposition is being sought after in US civil court, as the victims’ lawyers are considering him a prime witness.

Reports surfaced that Prince Andrew set aside his royal duties in the wake of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The FBI was rumored to be calling Prince Andrew as a witness in December 2019, but Reuters claims the FBI will not be involving the prince.

Bill Clinton

Former US president Bill Clinton’s name appeared several times in Jeffrey Epstein’s guest book. Apparently, Clinton accompanied Epstein to several locations on his private jet, including Epstein’s infamous island, Little St. James.

Bill Clinton was famously exposed for infidelity in the late 1990s when he was impeached for having an affair with his 22-year-old intern Monica Lewinsky. With Clinton’s known affairs and ties to Jeffrey Epstein, many of Clinton’s detractors are waiting for more information about Clinton’s involvement to surface.

In a tell-all book A Convenient Death: The Mysterious Demise of Jeffrey Epstein by Alana Goodman, Clinton allegedly hung out with Jeffrey Epstein to have an affair with his mistress Ghislaine Maxwell.

Donald Trump

Real estate mogul and former US President Donald Trump has ties to Jeffrey Epstein going back to the early 1990s. They were seen together frequently at social events in New York. Trump reportedly said that he and Epstein both loved beautiful women.

Trump publicly severed ties with Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted of soliciting minors. However, there are allegations against Trump that he had relations with underage girls, despite his involvement with Epstein.

Plus, Alan Acosta, the attorney responsible for Jeffrey Epstein’s original lenient sentence, was appointed by Trump as Secretary of Labor. Acosta stepped down in 2019 after more allegations against Epstein came to light.

Alan Dershowitz

Famed lawyer and Harvard legal scholar Alan Dershowitz was connected to Jeffrey Epstein for decades. While still a Professor Emeritus at Harvard, Dershowitz was accused of having sex with a minor in a court affidavit. He still denies it. Dershowitz is a TV host and legal commentator.

Leslie Wexner

Jeffrey Epstein allegedly managed Victoria Secret CEO Leslie Wexner’s funds for years. Wexner also helped Epstein stage a risque party with Victoria’s Secret models on Little St. James according to reports.

Leslie Wexner stepped down from his position at Victoria’s Secret after more allegations about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein came out. He’s stated remorse about his connection to Epstein and that he regretted being swept under his spell.

Leslie Groff

A former assistant of Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Groff was accused of scheduling sex between Epstein and underage girls. The allegations came out during a civil lawsuit. She also reportedly arranged their overseas travel and living situations.

Ghislaine Maxwell

Daughter of the late press baron and owner of The Daily Mirror Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell became connected with Jeffrey Epstein through mutual connections. This English socialite is accused of facilitating Epstein’s trafficking operation.

Maxwell was convicted in December 2021 of sex trafficking and related charges and sentenced to twenty years in prison. She has since been transferred to a minimum-security facility in Texas and appeared before Congress, where she invoked the Fifth Amendment.

Sarah Kellen Vickers

Per testimony from a civil lawsuit, Sarah Keller Vickers brought underage girls directly to Jeffrey Epstein’s bedroom. It was also reported that she set up massage tables and was responsible for paying the recruited, underage girls for sex work.

Sarah Kellen Vickers is married to NASCAR driver Brian Vickers. They live in North Carolina, Miami Beach, and New York.

Major Epstein Files Releases (2025-2026)

The Department of Justice released hundreds of thousands of pages in December 2025, followed by more than three million additional pages, two thousand videos, and one hundred eighty thousand images on January 30, 2026. The materials included previously unseen photographs of Bill Clinton and other associates. Lawmakers and survivors have criticized the volume of redactions and questioned whether the releases fully capture the scope of Epstein’s network.

Congressional Investigations and Testimony (2025-2026)

The House Oversight Committee voted on contempt charges against Bill and Hillary Clinton in January 2026 before the matter was resolved. Bill Clinton later gave closed-door testimony in February, stating he saw nothing criminal during his interactions with Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell also appeared before the committee and declined to answer questions by invoking the Fifth Amendment.

Legal Consequences for Prince Andrew

King Charles stripped Prince Andrew of his remaining royal titles after new details emerged from the files. In February 2026 he was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to sharing confidential information with Epstein. UK police continue to assess additional claims drawn from the released materials.

Fate of Epstein's Islands

Little St. James and neighboring Great St. James were sold in 2023 to investor Stephen Deckoff for sixty million dollars. Plans to convert the properties into a luxury resort have stalled, with no major construction permits issued as of early 2026. The islands still draw unauthorized visitors and continued public attention.

The cumulative record now stretches from flight logs and civil depositions to millions of pages of court-ordered disclosures and recent congressional testimony. Each new tranche of material sharpens questions about who knew what and when, even as many central figures maintain they saw nothing criminal.