Two years ago, I agreed to be in this documentary about Julie Campbell and the making of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, which is on Apple Prime.

And it's called Beyond the Gaze.

It took two years for them to edit.

And then months before the premiere of the documentary, they reached out to me and said, hey, we left in that part where you said you were groped by the President of United States in front of Jeffrey Epstein.

I'm Joanna Coles. This is the Daily Beast podcast. And on Friday, we get the release of the Epstein file.

Something, as you know, at the Daily Beast, we have been demanding.

And my co-host on Inside Trump's Head has been beating the drum for four years at this point.

Another person who's been beating the drum for the release of the Epstein files and who had

personal time with Jeffrey Epstein because she dated him.

And he took her to see his then best friend, Donald Trump, is the former supermodel, Stacey Williams.

She's joining me today for a conversation that reflects again on that peculiar incident and unpleasant incident she had with Jeffrey

Epstein when he took her to Donald Trump's office and the fallout from what it was like

to be someone who dated Jeffrey Epstein before realizing that there was something fundamentally wrong with him.

Stacey, welcome back to the Daily Beast podcast.

I wanted to sort of start at the beginning of your story because you dated Jeffrey Epstein.

You met his then best friend, Donald Trump. You went to Trump Tower with

Jeffrey Epstein. But before we get into the specifics of that, in the very week that the

Epstein files are finally, we hope, going to be released, I'd love to sort of step back and

understand your journey as a young woman coming from a farm in Pennsylvania to the peak of the modeling industry.

You were all over Sports Illustrated. You were famous. You were a model. You were tall.

You're still gorgeous.

You were gorgeous at a young woman as a young woman.

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