Tesla director Kimbal Musk connected with women through Epstein, emails show

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Tesla board member Kimbal Musk's communication records with Epstein show that he connected with at least two women. Musk clarified on social media that he has no direct relationship with Epstein and expressed sympathy for the victims.

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2026-02-13 22:33:05

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Investing.com - Elon Musk, the CEO and director of Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), whose brother Kimbal Musk has been linked to Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein’s conviction for sex crimes several years ago, established connections with at least two women through Epstein, according to emails released by the U.S. Department of Justice on January 30.

According to Bloomberg, these communications spanning from 2012 to 2015 reveal discussions between Kimbal Musk and Epstein about relationships, social gatherings, and possible visits to Epstein’s island.

In an email sent in October 2012 to Epstein and his associate Boris Nikolic, Musk wrote, “Had a very enjoyable chat today. Jeffrey and Boris, thank you very much for introducing me to Jennifer. I believe both of you played a role. :)”

Nikolic responded by warning Musk to treat the woman well, writing, “Jeffrey will go crazy when someone mistreats his girl/friend.” Musk replied, “Message received loud and clear,” and added that he was “very pleased” with the time spent with Jennifer, calling her “great.”

On Monday, Kimbal Musk issued a statement on X platform saying that he started dating a 30-year-old woman in 2012, whom he met through a friend, and stated that “Epstein did not introduce us.” He explained that his name appeared in Epstein’s documents because he regularly sent communications to thousands of people.

According to Bloomberg, Musk further stated in the post, “The only time I met that monster was during the daytime at his New York office. I have never met him again, nor have I ever been to his island,” and added, “I deeply sympathize with Jeffrey Epstein’s many victims.”

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