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WHEN A LEGEND IS TARNISHED: MICK JAGGER AND THE INFAMOUS TYCOON PARTIES. It’s no longer just a rumor. The bombshell files released on February 6, 2026, have officially named Mick Jagger. From lavish dinner invitations and private jet travels to “networking” rendezvous in New York… The Rock & Roll legend appears to have lived a high life deeply intertwined with a notorious criminal underworld.

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  • February 6, 2026
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REVEALED How Naomi Camp­bell and Mick Jag­ger lived the high life with Epstein

YACHT FUN Party: Naomi Campbell in St Tropez in 2001 with a guest thought to be Epstein, in lilac, and Virginia Giuffre

SUPERMODEL Naomi Camp­bell was in repeated con­tact with Jef­frey Epstein before and after his 2008 con­vic­tion for sex offences with an under­age girl.

Bomb­shell doc­u­ments in the latest tranche of Epstein files released by the US Justice Depart­ment last week appear to show Camp­bell repeatedly invit­ing him to high-pro­file fash­ion parties, and to her blo­wout 40th birth­day party in Cannes.

 

DINNER BASH Jun­ket: Mick Jag­ger sits between Bill Clin­ton and Epstein

There are also a series of mes­sages relat­ing to Camp­bell request­ing a lift on his private jet, and call­ing him repeatedly.

‘Please call Naomi right away,’ runs one mes­sage from 2015. ‘She says she really needs to speak to you.’ Another from the same year from Camp­bell reads: ‘I want to see Jef­frey… is he going to Morocco?’

Some of the meet­ings appear to relate to pos­sible busi­ness advice from the late fin­an­cier.

Camp­bell asks if he will look at her ‘swim­wear col­lec­tion’ for Vic­toria’s Secret in an early mes­sage in 2005. By 2010 the rela­tion­ship looks more like a friend­ship than a busi­ness arrange­ment as Camp­bell appears to have invited him to three parties: her ‘Fire and Ice’ birth­day Gala in Cannes, a char­ity fash­ion gala she was organ­ising, and to a Dolce & Gab­bana salute to her in Paris.

REVEALED: How Naomi Campbell and Mick Jagger lived the high life with  Epstein | Daily Mail Online

Her name is also men­tioned in the accounts of two alleged Epstein vic­tims, one of whom says she first met Epstein at a party at his New York man­sion at which Camp­bell was present. The other says Epstein would tell her that he could get her work with the lingerie label Vic­toria’s Secret because ‘he knew Naomi Camp­bell’.

An email sent by a third party in 2012 invited Camp­bell to join Epstein and film­maker Woody Allen for din­ner in Paris.

It runs: ‘Hi Naomi. Jef­frey and I are in Paris with Woody Allen and wondered if you are in town if you would like to have din­ner with us all tomor­row night? Best!’

It has been pre­vi­ously repor­ted that Camp­bell was on Epstein’s plane mani­fests and that her phone num­ber was in his ‘black book’.

The mater­ial in the files appears to show con­tact from 2003 to 2016 and com­prises 25 pages of files.

In 2016 there is a flurry of con­tact as Camp­bell appar­ently seeks to get a lift on Epstein’s private plane, recor­ded by the fin­an­cier’s PA.

Camp­bell has pre­vi­ously described Epstein’s beha­viour as ‘indefens­ible’, say­ing: ‘When I heard what he had done, it sickened me to my stom­ach… I stand with the vic­tims.’

Her team was approached for com­ment yes­ter­day.

New Epstein files include photos, documents with redactions as DOJ releases  initial trove of records

Last year, a pic­ture emerged show­ing Liz Hur­ley with Ghis­laine Max­well at a party for Robert Han­son in New York in 1996. Fel­low party­goer Sean Borg says that both Epstein and Camp­bell were there that night.

Mean­while, Rolling Stone Mick Jag­ger is also in the Epstein files. A pic­ture show­ing him sit­ting next to Epstein in a res­taur­ant was pub­lished last week among the tranche.

And in an email from 2010 the mes­sage is passed: ‘Mick Jag­ger’s assist­ant rang say­ing Mick rec’d my mes­sage and would love to come to your din­ner party but is in France at the moment. She said he will be in NY in the New Year and would love to con­nect then.’

It was pre­vi­ously repor­ted that Jag­ger was in Epstein’s con­tacts book and had flown on his private plane.

Mean­while, emails sug­gest that Brit­ish social­ite Anna­belle Neilson, who died in 2018 aged 49, was among the women who pro­cured ‘girls’ for Epstein. She emailed the pae­do­phile fin­an­cier on many occa­sions call­ing him ‘babe,’ ‘honey’ and ‘darling’.

Their cor­res­pond­ence dates from between 2010 and 2012, dur­ing which time Neilson offered to set Epstein up with a num­ber of women.

In Septem­ber 2010, an indi­vidual who signed off as Anna­belle wrote to Epstein: ‘So I am put­ting a little group of girls together. Hope­fully one of them will have all the right qual­it­ies you desire.’

Source: dailymail.co.us

 

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