Naomi Campbell gave Jeffrey Epstein access to elite fashion events

Naomi Campbell is facing renewed scrutiny after newly released documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein claim the supermodel helped give the disgraced financier access to elite fashion events and high-profile social circles.

According to files reviewed by People, Campbell invited Epstein to a number of exclusive gatherings attended by A-list figures in the fashion world, allowing him to mingle among influential designers, models and industry insiders. The documents suggest Epstein used those connections to bolster his image and network within celebrity spaces, even after his 2008 conviction for procuring a minor for prostitution.

While Epstein’s association with powerful figures has long been the subject of investigations, the latest disclosures add to a growing body of evidence detailing how he maintained access to elite circles. Records indicate that he leveraged relationships with prominent individuals to present himself as a benefactor or gatekeeper for aspiring talent, particularly in industries like fashion and entertainment.

The People report notes that although Campbell allegedly gave Epstein access to high-profile events, she did not allow him to use her private jet. The extent of her knowledge about Epstein’s crimes at the time of their association remains unclear, and she has not been accused of wrongdoing in connection with his offenses.

The revelations come amid ongoing fallout from the release of millions of pages of documents connected to Epstein’s criminal investigations. The U.S. Department of Justice recently disclosed more than 3 million files, with critics and survivors arguing that the material still leaves major questions unanswered about the financier’s network and enablers.

Epstein, who was arrested in 2019 on federal sex-trafficking charges involving minors, died by suicide in jail before his trial. His decades-long web of connections across politics, business and entertainment has continued to draw scrutiny, with each new document release shedding further light on how he maintained influence despite prior convictions.

Campbell is among several high-profile names mentioned in the latest batch of files, underscoring the wide reach of Epstein’s social network and prompting renewed public debate over accountability within elite industries.