Trump's Bombshell Epstein Confession: The Real Reason He Kicked Him Out Involves Young Spa Workers
WASHINGTON – Speaking from the exclusive cabin of Air Force One, President Trump has finally shed new light on the mysterious falling out that ended his long-standing association with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. In a candid exchange with reporters on Tuesday, the President offered a specific, and previously undisclosed, reason for severing ties nearly two decades ago: a dispute over employees at his exclusive Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
The President detailed a situation where Epstein was allegedly poaching staff directly from the resort's prestigious spa. Trump explained that the issue became a significant point of contention, disrupting the operations of his prized Palm Beach property. "People were taken out of the spa — hired by him," Trump recounted, suggesting that Epstein's recruitment efforts were aggressive and created problems among the club's management and remaining staff.
When pressed for more detail about the individuals Epstein was hiring, a reporter specifically asked if they were young women. The President's response was direct and unambiguous. "The answer is yes, they were," Trump confirmed, adding a crucial and startling layer to his account of the rift. This confirmation specifies the demographic at the center of the dispute that, according to Trump, led to Epstein's eventual banishment from the elite social circle.
According to the President's recollection, the issue came to his attention after he received multiple complaints about Epstein's conduct. "Other people would come and complain, 'This guy is taking people from the spa,'" Trump stated. He claims he was initially unaware of the situation but acted decisively once he was briefed. He described confronting Epstein directly over the matter. "I told him, I said, 'Listen, we don't want you taking our people, whether it was spa or not spa, I don't want them taking people.'"
Trump indicated that Epstein was initially compliant with his request to cease hiring from the club's staff. However, the President suggested that the damage was already done. "And then not too long after that, he was no longer a member," Trump told reporters, framing the spa incident as the primary catalyst for ousting the financier from his club. This explanation provides Trump's official narrative for a separation that has been the subject of intense public speculation for years.
The President's comments aboard the presidential aircraft represent his most detailed public statement to date regarding the end of his relationship with Epstein. By pinpointing a specific conflict over the hiring of young female spa workers, Trump aims to draw a clear line between himself and the notorious offender, positioning himself as a property owner protecting his business and his staff.
