The White House dismisses the allegations as a partisan distraction, claiming Trump kicked Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago for being a 'creep' and has been fully exonerated.
Insiders note the timing is explosive, dropping these claims amid the House Judiciary Committee's ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network.
Keul claims she was 24 in November 1993. She alleges Trump ripped off her dress at The Plaza and said, 'the show must go on' if she stayed silent about the visa and NYU help.
Whether this is a buried scandal resurfacing or a political weapon, the 'show must go on' quote is going to haunt the Trump legacy for a long time.
The tea is scalding hot, folks. A newly released report from Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee has President Donald Trump facing fresh, violent allegations from Beatrice Keul, a former Miss Switzerland contestant. Keul claims she was brutally raped by Trump at New York’s Plaza Hotel back in November 1993. This isn’t just a rumor mill whisper; these are sworn accounts given to a congressional committee currently digging into the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking scandal. The juxtaposition of Trump and Epstein in the same sentence, linked to a 'hunting ground' of young women, is exactly the kind of drama that keeps the political machine grinding. According to Keul’s testimony, the incident unfolded during a luncheon promoting the 'Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant.' She alleges that event promoter Jill Harth recruited her, and that both Trump and Epstein made promises of a visa and enrollment at New York University to gain her trust. The alleged assault occurred when a Trump emissary invited her to a room upstairs in the hotel suite. Keul describes the attack as 'brutal,' claiming Trump grabbed her from behind and ripped off her dress, leaving her with bruises all over her body. The detail that has the internet buzzing is the alleged aftermath: Keul says Trump promised to help with her visa and NYU admission only if she remained silent, reportedly telling her, 'the show must go on.' The White House is not mincing words in its response. A spokesperson told TMZ that 'None of these allegations are true,' dismissing the committee's report as a 'desperate attempt by crazed Democrats to distract Americans.' They are leaning hard into the narrative that Trump was actually the one who kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his Mar-a-Lago club because he was a 'creep.' The administration insists the President has been 'fully exonerated' of anything related to Epstein. However, for the record, while Trump has not been arrested or charged in connection with Keul’s specific sexual assault allegations, the release of this report during an active Epstein investigation adds a layer of complexity to his legal and political standing. Keul’s account continues beyond the alleged assault. She claims she completed the pageant in a 'daze' before flying back to Switzerland, notably refusing an invitation to another Trump-sponsored pageant in Hawaii just weeks later. Months after the incident, she says Trump called her to reiterate the visa and NYU offers, which she declined. As the House Judiciary Committee continues its probe, this allegation serves as a stark reminder that the Epstein web was vast, and those caught in its orbit, including the former President, are still being scrutinized. Whether this leads to legal action or remains a political talking point, the 'receipts' are now public record, and the drama is far from over.
