Jeffrey Epstein's Ex Stacey Williams Claims Late Pedophile Was 'Enraged' After Donald Trump 'Groped' Her in 1993

Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend is doubling down on accusations she made in October 2024 about President Donald Trump "groping" her in 1993.

The former model made a guest appearance on the latest episode of "The Daily Beast Podcast," where she recalled how Epstein became "enraged" at Williams for "letting" Trump allegedly touch her in a sexual manner while visiting Trump Tower in Manhattan, N.Y.

Williams — who was 25 at the time — claimed Epstein, then around age 40, was the one who suggested they pay a visit to his friend Trump, then 46, as they were walking down Fifth Avenue.

Upon arrival, "Donald came out of his office right outside of, in sort of the waiting area, and started groping me while the two of them continued having a casual conversation," Williams recalled while speaking to podcast host Joanna Coles. "He's just moving his hands sort of up and down my body and like smiling at him and Jeffrey smiling back."

Williams said Trump's alleged touching made her freeze, as she was in shock by how the Republican politician and Epstein's conversation carried on.

"I was just confused because they were continuing to talk, as if nothing’s happening," she admitted. "Everything Donald does is hidden in its brazenness. You just do it right out there and everyone goes 'Well, that can’t be happening because it’s totally wrong and he’s doing it right in front of everyone, so therefore it can’t be happening.' I mean that’s what went through my head at that point."

Williams cited her experience as a model posing in front of inappropriate photographers, as she explained: "For me to freeze, you know how masterful he is, in a way, to pull that off."

Williams grew even more confused by the situation after she and Epstein exited Trump Tower, as she remembered her then-boyfriend allegedly "had a really enraged look on his face."

“By the time we get out on the street — we got out on Fifth Avenue — he just turned and started yelling at me and said, 'Why did you let him do that?'" she claimed.

Recalling how she first met Trump — who was still a real estate developer at the time — Williams said she was introduced to The Apprentice star during a taping of Saturday Night Live.

Williams accused Trump of immediately making her feel "uncomfortable" by being "extremely flirtatious" despite the presence of his then-girlfriend and future second wife, Marla Maples.

Epstein's ex said the disgraced financier "always talked about Donald," noting the president was "ever-present in those conversations and in those months." So when Epstein wanted to stop by Trump's office, it didn't seem like much could go wrong.

"I knew at that point how close they were, what good friends they were," she explained. "That wasn’t the first time I’m hearing about the degree of their connection where it’s normal or comfortable to just stop by his office in the middle of the day."

"So I said, oh, all right. OK, let’s stop by," she remembered. Trump previously denied Williams' accusations via a statement made by his press secretary Karoline Leavitt last year.

"These accusations, made by a former activist for Barack Obama and announced on a Harris campaign call two weeks before the election, are unequivocally false. It’s obvious this fake story was contrived by the [Kamala] Harris campaign," Leavitt claimed, as Williams was part of the group Survivors for Kamala.