Kimbal Musk addressed questions about his appearance in recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents after emails referencing party plans and introductions drew renewed attention. Elon Musk’s brother said he met Epstein once, denied visiting the financier’s island, and disputed that Epstein helped arrange a relationship in 2012.
Kimbal Musk clears the air about Epstein’s emails
Kimbal Musk has stated that he only met Jeffrey Epstein once, “in his New York office during the day” and “never went to his island,” after his name appeared in the Epstein files released by the Justice Department.
In a post on X, he explained, “The reason he has so many emails from me is because he was subscribed to a newsletter I sent out to thousands of people every few weeks.” He further clarified, “Epstein did not introduce us,” referring to a woman he dated in 2012.
The Justice Department released more than three million pages of Epstein-related files after President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law in November. The documents include communications where Kimbal Musk thanked Epstein and Boris Nikolic for “connecting me with Jennifer.” Nikolic replied with a warning: “Jeffrey goes crazy when someone mistreats his girls/friends” (via Forbes).
In an October 2012 email later forwarded to Epstein, Kimbal Musk wrote to a redacted recipient, “The universe is conspiring for us to spend more time together,” while discussing plans to attend a London party. He continued, “Want to go to London? Party is on the 17th. We could leave on the Friday… I’m a free man the entire week” (via NewsWeek).
The Denver Post reported over 100 references to Kimbal Musk in the files, including messages related to party invitations, restaurant updates, and his “learning garden” initiative. One email from January 2013 showed Epstein inviting Musk to his island. Musk responded that he might be able to visit in the spring.
Kimbal Musk stated, “My heart goes out to the many victims of Jeffrey Epstein.” He maintained that Epstein “did not introduce” him to the woman he dated and reiterated, “I never met with him again and I never went to his island.”
