Jeffrey Epstein Victim Claims He 'Bragged' About 'Close' Pal Donald Trump Despite POTUS Denying He Was 'Friendly' With Financier

Lara Blume McGee, a victim of dead s-- trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, opened up about his friendship with Donald Trump in a new interview published on Tuesday, July 28.

Several of the disgraced financier's survivors spoke with Vanity Fair about their ordeal, with McGee, 47, sharing insight into the president's allyship with Epstein over the decades.

McGee — who met Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell when she was 20 — told the outlet he "bragged about Donald Trump a lot."

"Epstein said they were close," the Arkansas native said, adding she recalled the convicted felon saying he could "call Trump right now."

"'We’re really good friends,'" she remembered Epstein stating. "He had Trump’s phone number, his office number, his secretary’s number."

McGee also revealed Epstein "talked a lot about Bill Clinton," adding: "Maybe because I’m also from Arkansas. He said, 'He has a lot of women in Arkansas,' and 'Bill would like you.' I answered, 'No, he wouldn’t. I am the exact same age as his daughter [Chelsea].'"

Epstein and Trump, 80, first met in the late 1980s as they both ran in the same New York City and Palm Beach social circles.

The POTUS even gushed over the businessman in a 2002 interview for New York Magazine, telling the outlet at the time Epstein was a "terrific guy."

However, the pair's relationship soured by the early 2000s after the Celebrity Apprentice alum allegedly undermined Epstein in a Florida real estate deal worth millions of dollars.

Trump previously denied being "friendly" with the former schoolteacher and his administration even dropped over 3 million documents from the Epstein files earlier this year.

McGee also shared with Vanity Fair how she first encountered Maxwell, 64, and Epstein, recollecting she met the British socialite at New York City's Bryant Park during Fashion Week in 2000.

"I could tell she was connected because she was moving around the room, and everybody knew her," McGee said. "She introduced herself and was very charming. She wanted to know where I was from, which agency I was with, and if I was modeling. I’m thinking, She’s befriending me. I looked at her, like, Wow, this could be a great mentor."

She added Maxwell introduced her to Epstein because he had connections to Les Wexner, the former head of Victoria's Secret. McGee explained one of her lifelong dreams was to be a model for the famed lingerie brand.

"As soon as he met me, Epstein was like, 'Oh, Les, he’ll love you! You’re perfect. Natural,'" McGee said. "Epstein showed great interest in me. I was the perfect victim for Epstein because I had daddy issues. He really honed in on my vulnerabilities."