Elon Musk's Brother Kimbal On Mention In Epstein Files: 'Met That Demon Once In His Office'

Last Updated:February 10, 2026, 18:23 IST

The billionaire restaurateur and brother of Elon Musk was referenced more than 100 times in the latest batch of Epstein files.

Kimbal Musk responded to his appearance in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents, denying the convicted sex offender played any role in his personal life and calling him a “demon" he met only once. The billionaire restaurateur and brother of Elon Musk was referenced more than 100 times in the latest batch of Epstein files, which included emails discussing party times, meeting dates and a message thanking Epstein for connecting him with a woman.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Kimbal Musk flatly rejected the suggestion that Epstein had introduced him to anyone.

“In 2012 I started dating a woman who was 30 years old. I met her through a friend. Epstein did not introduce us," he wrote. He said his only interaction with the disgraced financier was brief and professional, asserting, “My only meeting with that demon was in his New York office during the day. I never met with him again and I never went to his island."

Kimbal Musk attributed the volume of correspondence to a mass mailing list, explaining, “The reason he has so many emails from me is because he was subscribed to a newsletter I sent out to thousands of people every few weeks."

He ended the post with a note of sympathy for those harmed by Epstein, saying, “My heart goes out to the many victims of Jeffrey Epstein, as it does for all who have suffered any kind of sexual abuse or harassment."

Epstein files, which include emails, letters and travel records, have revealed how he maintained contact with Hollywood figures, politicians and business leaders even after his 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution. Kimbal’s brother Elon has also been named in the documents. The emails show sporadic exchanges between the Tesla chief and Epstein about possible travel or social gatherings. One message references a part of Epstein’s private island.

Earlier, Elon Musk denied ever visiting the island and posted on social media that Epstein had tried to lure him there but he refused.

Epstein died in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. His death was ruled a suicide.

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