Bill Clinton’s long-denied ties to Jeffrey Epstein have erupted again after multiple insiders confirmed that the former president personally asked the King of Morocco for permission to bring the child trafficker and his accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, as his “special guests” to a royal wedding in 2002.
According to a bombshell report, Clinton told Morocco’s King Mohammed VI he wanted two additional plus-ones for the ceremony, and those names were Epstein and Maxwell, the child trafficker and his chief accomplice.
Clinton’s own aides were reportedly floored by the request, the report from the New York Post reveals.
Staff viewed it as rude, inappropriate, and deeply confusing, yet the push allegedly came straight from Clinton’s inner circle.
As one insider put it, Clinton “brought them as guests to a king’s wedding” even though “it almost sounds made up.”
The source added: “How many times in your life have you been invited as a guest of a guest at a wedding?”
A second source said the Clinton team “insisted” and “pushed” to bring Epstein and Maxwell.
However, both sources said Clinton is now attempting to downplay the extent of his close relationship with the pair.
The New York Post also obtained a newly surfaced blurry photo showing Clinton grinning with his arm around Maxwell.
Epstein, Chelsea Clinton, former UN ambassador Abdeslam Jaidi, and an unidentified man are also posing for the photo with the Democrat former president.
The image adds to the mounting collection of visual evidence tying Clinton to Epstein’s inner circle long before the trafficking network was exposed.
Clinton traveled to Morocco on Epstein’s infamous private jet, the “Lolita Express,” according to the report.
The plane was fitted out with beds, and it’s one of the key locations cited by victims where much of the abuse took place.
Maxwell traveled with them on the jet.
Chelsea Clinton attended separately, traveling from Oxford University, where she was studying at the time.
Sources say the move baffled Clinton staffers even then.
Hillary Clinton was in the Senate and unable to attend, but Bill and Chelsea “very much wanted to go.”
Bill Clinton’s request for his “special guests” was ushered through despite backlash behind the scenes.
One insider admitted: “The idea that they would take [Epstein] was a head-scratcher.
“But nonetheless, the Clinton office moved forward and made this request… and that’s what happened.”
Clinton had earned goodwill with Morocco after attending the 1999 funeral of King Hassan II.
It was a gesture that reportedly made the royal family more receptive.
However, Clinton’s staff still considered the plus-two request inappropriate.
For years, the incident quietly circulated among Democrat circles.
But with the Department of Justice under pressure to release the full Epstein files on Friday, the story is resurfacing with renewed urgency.
Staffers are openly questioning how Clinton became so entangled with a man one source described as “a total swindler and BS artist.”
This latest revelation follows the release of more images by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, including a photo showing Clinton alongside Epstein, Maxwell, Jimmy Buffett, and Buffett’s wife Jane Slagsvol.
The slow drip of evidence continues to erode Clinton’s claims that his interactions with Epstein were minimal and innocent.
Despite everything, the two insiders told the Post they did not believe Clinton knew about Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes at the time.
Nevertheless, both called Clinton’s judgment “poor” and said he is still hiding the true depth of his relationship with Epstein and Maxwell.
The Epstein network embedded itself deeply into America’s political and cultural elite for decades.
As more documents emerge and more photos leak, the question now is not whether Clinton’s ties to Epstein were deeper than publicly admitted, but just how deep they really go.
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