Actor Kevin Spacey is demanding the public release of all files connected to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saying the truth should come out as quickly as possible. In a strongly worded statement, Spacey said, “Release the Epstein files. All of them,” arguing that complete transparency would help clear the names of people unfairly linked to the scandal.
The Oscar-winning actor admitted that he once traveled on Epstein’s private jet, widely known as the “Lolita Express,” and acknowledged being photographed with Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell inside Buckingham Palace in 2002. The controversial photo, which has circulated for years, also fueled renewed attention because of Epstein’s ties to Prince Andrew.
Despite those connections, Spacey insists he never had a personal friendship with Epstein or Maxwell. Speaking in an interview with broadcaster Piers Morgan, Spacey claimed he only encountered Epstein during a humanitarian trip to Africa connected to the Clinton Foundation. Former President Bill Clinton was also reportedly part of that trip.
Spacey said he became uncomfortable during the journey because several young girls were present around Epstein. He claimed the situation made him uneasy and suggested it could have placed Clinton in a compromising position. However, Spacey stressed that he never visited Epstein’s private island and was never part of the financier’s inner circle.
As calls grow louder for additional Epstein records to be released, Spacey says full disclosure is necessary to distinguish rumor from fact and allow the public to see the complete picture.
