Epstein Files Update: New Document Release Names Musk, Bannon; Gigi Hadid Responds

New Document Release Names High-Profile Figures

The latest batch of Jeffrey Epstein investigation documents has named several prominent figures, including Elon Musk and Steve Bannon, according to reporting by The Detroit News. The new document release has prompted responses from some of those named, while also generating misinformation that fact-checkers are working to debunk.

Supermodel Breaks Silence on File Mentions

Gigi Hadid has publicly addressed being named in the Epstein files, stating she "never met the monster," according to multiple outlets including The Times of India and tyla.com. The supermodel's statement comes as one of the first direct responses from a public figure named in recent document releases. Meanwhile, Yahoo published a fact-check debunking false claims circulating online about Leonardo DiCaprio in connection to the files.

Congressional Interest and International Connections

Rep. Ro Khanna is scheduled to address the Epstein files at a National Press Club event on April 14, according to PR Newswire, marking continued congressional interest in the case. Additionally, The New York Times published an investigation into Epstein's activities in Paris, detailing how the convicted sex offender "hustled for access to France's elite."

Maxwell Makes New Claims from Prison

Ghislaine Maxwell has made new claims about "untouchable" men linked to Epstein in recent court filings, The News International reported. Separately, EURweb reports that Congress has shown interest in reality TV star Jen Shah's experience with Maxwell while both were incarcerated, potentially as part of ongoing investigations into the case.

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