Paris Hilton has finally ad
dressed claims that Ghislaine Maxwell tried to recruit her for Jeffrey Epstein, who reportedly thought the heiress would be “perfect for him.”
Hilton, now 44, was just 19 when Maxwell allegedly spotted her at a party and told friends she wanted to set her up with Epstein. Maxwell, who was later convicted for her role as Epstein’s “chief recruiter,” was known for scouting young women for the convicted sex offender in the 1990s.
Despite the rumors, Hilton insists she doesn’t remember ever meeting Maxwell. In a recent Sunday Times magazine interview, Hilton reflected on the intense media attention:
“I’m such a good clickbait name,” she said.
This revelation comes as President Trump recently urged House Republicans to vote to release the so-called Epstein Files — a huge collection of documents from the Justice Department’s investigations into Epstein. The files include transcripts of victim interviews and items seized from raids of his properties, with more than 20,000 pages already released from Epstein’s estate.
The Maxwell-Hilton claims originally came from a former friend of Maxwell’s in 2020. Christopher Mason, a British journalist, recounted that Maxwell was taken aback when she saw Hilton at a party and said, “She would be perfect for Jeffrey. Can you introduce us?”
At the time, Hilton was starting her modeling career with Donald Trump’s T Management agency, poised to become a star at just 19. Mason shared this story in the docuseries Surviving Jeffrey Epstein, even showing a photo from the Anand Jon Fashion Show in September 2000 featuring Trump, Hilton, and Maxwell.
Maxwell had met Epstein in the early 1990s after moving to New York following her father Robert Maxwell’s death. Mason described Maxwell as “scouring New York to find younger girls to go on dates with Jeffrey.”
Trump has historically been photographed with Epstein but claims he cut ties in 2004, years before Epstein’s 2008 conviction. Email exchanges from the House Oversight Committee reveal Epstein often referenced Trump privately, including interactions involving prominent accuser Virginia Giuffre.
Meanwhile, Trump’s public feud with Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has intensified. Greene’s push to unseal the Epstein Files drew sharp criticism from Trump, who called her a “ranting lunatic” and “traitor,” accusing her of betraying the Republican Party. Greene says Trump’s remarks have put her life in danger.
Despite the tension, Trump later encouraged House Republicans to vote to release the files, saying:
“House Republicans should vote to release the Epstein files, because we have nothing to hide, and it’s time to move on from this Democrat Hoax perpetrated by Radical Left Lunatics.”
From Paris Hilton’s polite deflection of Maxwell’s alleged attention to the explosive political drama surrounding Epstein’s documents, the story continues to dominate headlines and stir public curiosity.
