Melania Trump asked Hunter Biden to withdraw comments, linking her to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and threatening to do if he doesn’t.
Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, alleged in an interview this month that Epstein introduced the first lady to Donald Trump.
Melania Trump’s attorney Alejandro Brito said in a letter to Biden that the statements were false, slanderous and “extremely mean.” He added that Biden’s remarks were widely circulated on social media and reported by media around the world, causing the First Lady to “suffer from overwhelming financial and reputational harm.”
Biden makes Epstein’s comment In the interviews Along with British journalist Andrew Callaghan, he lashed out at the “elite” and others in the Democratic Party, saying he said he talked about his father before he quit last year’s presidential election.
“Epstein introduced Melania to Trump. The connection is like so broad and profound,” Biden said in a comment on the First Lady dispute. Biden attributes this claim to author Michael Wolff. Donald Trump accused Wolff of making up stories to sell books.
The first lady’s threat responded to her husband’s favorable strategy, who actively used litigation to follow critics. Public figures such as Trump face high standards for defamation lawsuits.
The president and the first lady have long said that they were introduced by Paolo Zampolli, modeling agent at the 1998 New York Fashion Week party.
The letter was dated August 6 and was first reported by Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
Abbe Lowell, the attorney representing Biden, did not respond to a request for comment.
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