Naomi Campbell spotted for first time since her name in Jeffrey Epstein documents
Naomi Campbell was spotted heading to a swanky gym in the United Arab Emirates almost a week after she was named in newly released documents by Jeffrey Epstein.
The model, 53, was seen looking relaxed and unbothered as she arrived for a workout session at FitnGlam in Dubai, according to photos obtained by Page Six on Wednesday.
Campbell wore a short white tennis skirt that showed off her long legs, a matching tank top layered with a black sports bra, and black and white running sneakers.
She accessorized with a cla*sic quilted Chanel bag and chunky sungla*ses while carrying a towel and her iPhone during her fitness session.
After working up a sweat, the Vogue cover star was seen sipping a refreshing smoothie through a straw to cool down and recover.
The chic women-only fitness club, located in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, offers cla*ses like barre, belly dancing, Pilates and boxing, according to the FitnGlam website.
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The model appeared for her wellness outing just days after being identified in documents naming the victims, friends and a*sociates of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
The documents linked several high-profile people to Epstein, who died by suicide in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on charges of s*x trafficking of minors. Those named were initially kept anonymous and have not been incriminated.
The alleged victim of Epstein’s s*x trafficking ring, Virginia Louise Giuffre, said in 2016 that Maxwell sent her to sleep with “the owner of a major hotel chain in France around the time of Epstein’s birthday party.” Naomi Campbell,” without specifying the year, according to the documents.
Photos had shown Giuffre standing near Campbell on a yacht on the French Riviera in 2001. Another Epstein accuser, Johanna Sjoberg, said she never met Campbell during her own deposition.
Meanwhile, Campbell admitted in 2019 that she occasionally socialized with Epstein but that they were not close and that her actions were “indefensible.”
Other power players named in the documents included Bill and Hillary Clinton, Prince Andrew, Donald Trump, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Cameron Diaz and Bruce Willis.