Gigi Hadid linked to the Epstein case? She responds to disturbing accusations she is facing

The Epstein affair will it ever stop making a fuss among celebrities? In a 2015 email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and an anonymous individual, highlighted by our colleagues from People, an unidentified person asks the financier how Gigi (30) and Bella (29) became models and made so much money. After Epstein replied, “You know,” the interlocutor suggests that their father had “paid the agency.” “No,” Epstein replied, before specifying, “Because they follow the instructions, it’s as simple as that.”

A fan of Gigi Hadid has unsubscribed from the model’s account, following these revelations and the star’s silence. In a response that has since been deleted, Zayn Malik’s ex-girlfriend and Bradley Cooper’s fiancée explained that she did not want to speak out immediately so as not to divert attention from Jeffrey Epstein’s victims. “It’s horrible to read someone you’ve never met talk about you in this way. Especially in this context. I didn’t comment because I don’t want to divert attention from the real victims of his crimes; but your comment made me realize that it might not have been clear, and it was important to say it.”

Gigi Hadid is categorical about “this repulsive man.” She clarified the situation, first expressing her great confusion about the mention of her name and her sister’s: “Being named in these files, I believe I was 20 or 21 when he would have written this email, it’s troubling.” She continues by writing unequivocally that she “never had any affiliation with this repulsive man.” In her message, the model also emphasizes the environment in which she grew up. Daughter of real estate developer Mohamed Hadid and model Yolanda Hadid, she claims to have been “protected” and encouraged to work, rejecting any idea of nepotism or hidden influence in her career. Although she is undoubtedly a “nepo baby,” she emphasizes that after being signed by a modeling agency in 2012, she “worked hard for every step since then.”

These revelations come as the Epstein files, made public in January 2026 by the US Department of Justice, continue to link the sex offender to many international personalities. Stars from all fields around the world are trembling, while crowned heads have already fallen, like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, still under investigation regarding his ties to the American billionaire.