First lady Melania Trump is threatening to sue Hunter Biden for $1 billion after he made the false claim that she was introduced to President Donald Trump by serial pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
The first lady's lawyer demanded that Biden 'immediately retract the false, defamatory, disparaging and inflammatory statements made about Mrs. Trump.'
The younger Biden had parroted claims first made by Fire and Fury author Michael Wolff, who appeared on a Daily Beast podcast in late July, and said both Epstein and the president were involved with a 'model agent' who introduced Trump to the first lady.
The Daily Beast published Wolff's claims in a story - and has since apologized for it.
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Melania Trump makes bombshell $1 billion threat against Hunter Biden after 'inflammatory' Epstein comments
- by: NIKKI SCHWAB
- 08.14.25
- Source:
Daily Mail
- 08/14/2025
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