Jeffrey Epstein's victims filed a lawsuit against Les Wexner in April 2026. Notably, two victims have now opened up on the sexual assault incidents in new legal documents.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleLes Wexner, the ex-CEO of Victoria’s Secret, has been trending over the last few months after he was sued by a few victims of Jeffrey Epstein in April 2026. Notably, the victims alleged in the legal documents that Les Wexner made the necessary arrangements for Epstein, leading to their sexual abuse. The lawsuit featured the names of ten people who were allegedly involved in the gender-motivated violence.
The case has recently witnessed a new development. As per the latest reports, new legal documents filed on June 25, 2026 (ET) have opened up on the incidents targeted at two victims of Epstein. Keep reading to know more!
A report by TMZ revealed that two of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims filed a lawsuit against Les Wexner on June 25, 2026 (ET). The legal documents claimed that Wexner allegedly helped Epstein in his criminal activities through various methods, such as supplying resources, granting access to his mansion, and lending legitimacy.
The victims are being referred to as Jane Doe in the legal documents. The lawsuit alleged that they were sexually assaulted at the mansion of Jeffrey Epstein. The victims were reportedly 17 years old when the incident happened. The lawsuit stated that the mansion, located in Manhattan, was purchased in 1989 by Les Wexner and later transferred the property to Jeffrey for a portion of its value.
The lawsuit claimed that the sexual assault incidents were executed with the help of Les Wexner, who allegedly paid USD 200 million to Jeffrey Epstein for a few years. Furthermore, Les reportedly provided a private plane to Epstein, where he used to take his victims. The court documents alleged that Jeffrey became powerful at one point when he was chosen as the director and trustee of The Wexner Foundation by Les. Apart from that, the victims alleged that Jeffrey’s trafficking ring existed only due to the help of Les Wexner.
The legal documents addressed the sexual assault incidents in detail. The victims were reportedly brought to the mansion to give a massage to Jeffrey Epstein. One of the victims was massaging Epstein when he reportedly put his hand on her underwear and sexually assaulted her. The victim was so affected by the incident that she went inside the bathroom and cried.
Moreover, the girl claimed to be a victim of other incidents when she later came to the mansion, including that Jeffrey allegedly touched her private parts without consent. On the other hand, the second girl was a victim of similar situations, and she was reportedly forced to massage Jeffrey’s p*nis.
When Les Wexner was sued by a few of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims in April 2026, a spokesperson responded to the allegations by saying that the Wexners have complete sympathy for the victims. However, the spokesperson denied the lawsuit claims, stating that his mansion was sold years before the allegations surfaced. Notably, the mansion that was referred to in the lawsuit was reportedly sold to a company of Epstein, called Maple Inc, in 2011, as stated in the public records of New York City. The documents shared by Wexner’s spokesperson revealed that the property was sold for USD 20 million. But the claims could not be verified at that time.
The spokesperson even dismissed the claim that Epstein received USD 200 million from Wexner. The spokesperson stated that Les was not well aware of Epstein’s criminal activities while he paid for his wealth management services. Although Les Wexner has not been charged in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking case so far, he was mentioned as a co-conspirator when the case was being investigated in 2019.
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