Jeffrey Epstein Forced Model to Dress Like a Nurse for Donald Trump in Bizarre Encounter

Model Cleo Glyde joined “The Daily Beast” podcast on Saturday, September 6, where she gave a bombshell testimony to Jeffrey Epstein’s friendship with Donald Trump.

Glyde told podcast host Joanna Coles that she met the late financier when she was 22 years old. She formed a friendship with Epstein in the ‘80s and ‘90s, before his crimes involving underage girls came to light.

Glyde explained how, during one encounter with Epstein, he forced her and her friend to dress as nurses so he could bring them over to Trump Tower to parade them around the now-president.

“I had this white wraparound dress, and [Epstein] said, ‘Oh my God, you look just like a nurse,’” the model recalled.

Glyde reiterated what Epstein said to her to convince she and her friend to follow through with his plan, saying, “Why don’t we both go over to Donald’s, and you both look like nurses, and I’ll just knock on the door and we’ll go to Trump Tower and it’ll be hilarious.”

The model emphasized how it was clear that Epstein wanted to impress his friend Trump, saying, “He probably was showing off Donald to us and us to Donald.”

When Trump saw the pair dressed in their scandalous outfits, she recounted that he “smiled and laughed,” adding, “Obviously, Jeffrey’s thinking, ‘I’m literally walking down Fifth Avenue with two nurses.’”

She noted that although the businessman-turned-president laughed at the sight of her and her friend, it wasn’t in “a way that made me uncomfortable at the time.”

Glyde felt that Epstein was using her and her friend as “trophies on display” to bring to Trump. Despite the disgraceful reputation Epstein later developed in the public eye, the model said he was “way more James Bond than Darth Vader” when she knew him, adding, “He was a high-society A-lister — a sort of an enigmatic Great Gatsby figure.”

The model ended her friendship with Epstein, though, after he made an uncomfortable pass at one of her friends at his Manhattan townhouse.

“He dragged her behind the door, and they disappeared,” Glyde shared. “And she said he was just whispering all these filthy things.” She said she never contacted him after that moment.

As for Epstein’s death in August 2019, Glyde strongly believes he did not commit suicide, telling Coles, “There is no way on God’s green Earth, obviously, that we’ve gotten to the bottom of all the players that were involved.”