Disgraced ‘Melania’ Director Addresses THAT Photo Of Him In The Epstein Files
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“You could see where one photograph kind of puts me, you know, there with him and then all the stories start to spin out,” Brett Ratner said.
“Melania” director Brett Ratner denied having a personal relationship with convicted sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein after the Department of Justice released another damning set of photographs.
“As you know, a picture came out of you with Jeffrey Epstein with two apparently young women in it,” Piers Morgan said to Ratner, showing an image of a photo onscreen during Monday’s episode of “Piers Morgan Uncensored.” “What is your response to that picture?”
“Oh, well, that picture in particular happened around 20 years ago,” replied Ratner, who was on the show to talk about his documentary. “Because that is a photograph of my fiancée, who invited me to this event, and that’s where the picture was taken. I have never been in contact with Jeffrey Epstein before that photo, and I was never in contact with him after.”
Ratner’s recent documentary on Melania Trump is his latest project since Hollywood cut ties with him over accusations of sexual misconduct made by several women, including actor Olivia Munn. The $75 million documentary has performed better than expected at the box office but has received scathing reviews, with an absolutely brutal score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Ratner has not been charged with any wrongdoing. He told Morgan he’s “been sucked in” the Epstein scandal through an image.
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