DONALD Trump banned Jeffrey Epstein from Mar-a-Lago after a teenage employee made accusations against the paedophile, sources claim.
An 18-year-old beautician complained to her managers about Epstein pressuring her for sex back in 2003, it has now been revealed.
Trump, then just a US business and property mogul, was sent a fax detailing the young woman’s serious allegations, former employees of both Mar-a-Lago and Epstein told The Wall Street Journal.
The teen claimed that the convicted sex offender had pressured her for sex during a visit to the Epstein mansion in Florida, sources said.
Epstein was known to regularly visit Trump’s swanky beach club at the time and was fond of the spa, ex-employees detailed.
By the early 2000s, Mar-a-Lago would reportedly begin to send their own spa employees to Epstein’s nearby mansion upon request.
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These house calls came despite Epstein never formally paying to become a member.
Despite this, Trump is reported to have told his staff to disregard it and treat Epstein like a member anyway.
This entitled him to massages and manicures, among other services, at his own home which would often be booked through Ghislaine Maxwell.
Epstein’s behaviour during these visits was a regular and well documented issue among spa staff, the ex-employees claim.
They would warn each other of how Epstein would become sexually suggestive and even expose himself during appointments, according to the WSJ report.
The teenage beautician’s complaint is believed to have been the final straw as Epstein was permanently barred from the exclusive club afterwards.
Mar-a-Lago’s human resources team is not thought to have contacted Palm Beach police with the allegations.
It is unclear if the 18-year-old’s accusations were the first formal complaint to have been made to bosses.
President Trump has always said he had no knowledge of the financier’s sexual abuse or his alleged trafficking network when he and Epstein were friends.
He is yet to respond to the report.
But White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, accused the WSJ of “writing up fallacies and innuendo in order to smear President Trump”.
She fumed: “No matter how many times this story is told and retold, the truth remains.
“President Trump did nothing wrong and he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago for being a creep.”
Earlier this year, Trump gave a different reason as to why he banned the sex offender from the club which resulted in their relationship breaking down.
He claimed his former friend “stole people that worked for me”.
On his UK visit in July, Trump said: “He [Epstein] took people, I say ‘don’t do it anymore’, you know they work for me… beyond that, he took some others.
“Once he did that, that was the end of him.”
The revelation is the latest shocking incident involving Epstein this month following the major release of US files on the paedo financier.
Hundreds of thousands of documents from the FBI’s Epstein probe have been released in the last few weeks.
Among the most sickening include snaps of young girls posing on beds wearing long white dresses in Epstein’s homes.
One includes a chilling suicide attempt picture of the New Yorker taken just days before his eventual death inside a jail cell in 2019.
Another snap shows convicted paedophile Epstein appearing to kiss and cuddle little girls on his private jet.
In the stomach-churning new photos, Epstein can be seen hugging young girls.
One of the pictures also shows a naked child in a bathtub.
The sick images were framed and displayed on a carved wooden bookshelf on Epstein’s notorious Little St. James Island.
The unidentified minors are seemingly much younger than some of the teenagers he is known to have paid for sex.
In one of the latest batches on Tuesday, an email “from Balmoral” sees an individual ask Maxwell for “inappropriate friends”.
The chilling message is then signed “A xxx” – leading to speculation it may be Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
It is part of a series of haunting emails exchanged between Epstein’s former accomplice Maxwell and “The Invisible Man” whose address is “abx17@dial.pipex.com”.
There is no indication that anyone from the Royal Family sent the email to Maxwell – and it is unclear who the person exchanging emails with her was.
Andrew has been pictured multiple times in recent rounds of new images, but the former Prince has always denied any wrongdoing.