Naomi Campbell's Epstein Ties Resurface in Controversial Interview Fallout

Naomi Campbellattempted to demonstrate solidarity with victims on the internet, which resulted in a complete revelation of her life during the 1980s and 1990s and her methods of earning income.

Between fashion events, global travels, andparties, she's experienced some intense nights that she might prefer to erase. Particularly any connections to Jeffrey Epstein that came back into the spotlight following a harsh interview that spread online.

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Newly published Department of Justice documents reveal Naomi Campbell's link to Jeffrey Epstein over almost 20 years. As reported by People, thedocuments— including call logs, timetables, and electronic messages — indicate they communicated via telephone, met face-to-face, and shared invitations to prestigious events, such as her 2004 birthday in St. Tropez, a Paris fashion event, and a Moscow charity function linked to NEON. Certain invitations were sent in 2010 following Epstein's release from prison, and one email reveals him avoiding her request for the use of his private aircraft.

A message in an email from a sender associated with Epstein, although the name is redacted in the documents, stated: "Hi Naomi, Jeffrey and I are in Paris with Woody Allen and wondering if you're in town and would like to have dinner with us tomorrow night."

As the papers spread across the internet, a November 2025interviewwith former model Barbara Adeler on the "Juicy Crimes with Heather McDonald" podcast came back up.

Adler presented a number of shocking statements. When questioned if she had ever assisted a friend in leaving a difficult situation, Adler stated that her late friend "was trafficked by Naomi Campbell."

Adler continued by portraying her friend as a visual artist, noting that her father was well-known in the music business and that she frequently encountered celebrities.

Eventually, I had to begin saving her from social gatherings. There were a few instances where I had to save her from Naomi Campbell's residence," Adler mentioned. "Naomi would return with her, and they would undergo detox treatments simply to unwind and stay the night.

Adler then stated that her friend carried a "pharmacy" worth of medications in her bag and, in the same statement, accused Campbell and her friend of associating with "older men."

"I trust her," someone wrote afterwardwatchingthe video of Adler on It’s Onsite's Instagram page.

Another person questioned the framing, posting, "Why not mention the white male CEO of the jeans company but bring up Naomi? Just observing, no judgment intended."

Campbell's supporters had doubts from the beginning. One person remarked, "She damaged her credibility when she made a comment about Naomi's gender. She should have just presented the facts and avoided personal opinions in her 'story.'" Another exclaimed, "Naomi, come take this girl!! She's spreading lies about you!!"

Several people suggested, "Naomi should take legal action against her," for making such careless remarks about Campbell and her deceased friend.

Other responses were more negative regarding Adler's decision not to reveal the names of the men. "So protect the identities of the [men] and the careless friend. But blame the Black model for the situations your friend was in multiple times," one individual remarked sarcastically.

Another person stated, "A white woman rushing to a podcast, making accusations and criticizing a Black woman's gender is crazy. Naomi might not be perfect, but this is extreme."

Alder remembered having to "go get her in Paris and take her back to New York to get her out." She then made a few startling accusations against Campbell.

Naomi is familiar with many of these millionaires and billionaires. So, she can introduce you to them. She would say, 'Oh, dear, you know, so and so owns the Fountain Blue hotel in Miami. I can easily connect you,' she explained.

So, they link you up and that's all. That's how it begins," Alder said, claiming that Campbell is compensated for her work. "When you bring in models or individuals who can be easily influenced, you receive funding.

Adler never explained how much she thinks Campbell earns, but the irony in one sentence revealed everything: "How does she own an island being a supermodel?"

Adler's interview was shared just days after Campbell's latest remarks, as attention intensified, accompanied by further document disclosures.

"I stated it in 2019, and I'll say it once more now: don't approach me when there's no fault on my side. I am fully supporting the brave survivors," she said.wroteon an Instagram Story earlier this week.

She had previously responded to criticism related to her connection with Epstein in 2019.

"What he did is unacceptable, and when I heard about it, it made me feel physically ill, just like everyone else," she said at the time,accordingto the New York Post.

Campbell stated, "I stand with the victims. They are permanently affected," countering what she referred to as unjust blame based on association. She acknowledged that she "interacted with hundreds of thousands of individuals" and should not be judged exclusively for being in pictures.

Her lawyer, Martin Singer, expressed the same viewpoint in a statement, noting that before Epstein's 2019 arrest, Campbell was unaware of his illegal activities. He further stated that if she had come across someone she thought was being harmed, she would have acted right away.

Currently, the emails, the interview, and the online discussions have come together into a single, intense dialogue—something that has audiences examining documents, watching clips again, and taking sides instantly to determine who was truly at fault.

'Naomi Needs to Sue Her': The History Between Naomi Campbell and Epstein Resurfaces Again Following a Harsh Interview That Went Too Far in Blaming Her

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