Ghislaine Maxwell's photo from Chelsea Clinton’s wedding resurfaces as Trump-Epstein videos go viral
After CNN showed Epstein at Trump’s wedding, a photo of Ghislaine Maxwell at Chelsea Clinton’s 2010 wedding resurfaced, reigniting Bill Clinton-Epstein ties.
After CNN resurfaced a photo of Jeffrey Epstein at President Donald Trump's 1993 wedding to Marla Maples, an old photo of Epstein's aide and convicted sex trafficker, Ghislaine Maxwell, at the wedding of Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of Bill Clinton, is being reshared.

The photo, which has often been shared to allege the Clinton family's links with Jeffrey Epstein, shows the former President walking Chelsea Clinton down the aisle ahead of her wedding at Astor Courts in Rhinebeck, New York, on July 31, 2010.
However, the photo became infamous after it was noticed that Ghislaine Maxwell was among those in the audience as Bill Clinton and Chelsea walked down the aisle. Former First Lady Hilary Clinton was also in attendance, but the photo does not capture her. Chelsea Clinton married Marc Mezvinsky, an investment banker, in a private inter-faith ceremony.
Here's the photo:
Despite some claims that the photo is doctored, it is a real photo, taken by Genevieve de Manio for Getty Images.
Trump's New Photos And Videos With Epstein
On Tuesday, CNN published exclusive photos of Jeffrey Epstein attending the wedding of Donald Trump and Marla Maples. The fact that Epstein was in attendance as Trump and Maples tied the knot was not a widely known fact. Additionally, CNN looked into footage of Trump's public appearances in in the 1990s and found a footage of him with Epstein at the 1999 Victoria's Secret fashion show.
The CNN photos came on the back of Wall Street Journal Publishing a letter that Trump wrote to Epstein on the latter's 50th birthday. Described as "bawdy," the letter contained a birthday wish in typewritten text inside the background of a naked woman drawn with a marker. Trump's signature was in place of the pubic hair of the figure.
Trump, however, has dismissed both reports as "fake news."
ABOUT THE AUTHORShamik BanerjeeShamik is a journalist covering the United States for Hindustan Times. He has more than four years of experience reporting on US politics, sports, and major breaking stories across fast-moving cycles. He previously worked at Times Now and Sportskeeda, building strong newsroom instincts and digital storytelling skills. At HT.com, he focuses on day-to-day coverage of US political developments while also handling high-impact stories that demand speed, accuracy, clarity, and context under pressure. Shamik has extensive experience covering NFL game days over the past two years, coordinating live updates, analysis, and explainers. He is particularly drawn to large news moments such as US elections and the Super Bowl, where he thrives at the news desk working alongside the team. He holds degrees in Media Studies from Jamia Millia Islamia and English Literature from Jadavpur University. Before entering journalism, he briefly worked in digital marketing and political consultancy roles. Currently a Senior Content Producer at HT Digital, he is driven by curiosity, discipline, and a constant desire to explore new and obscure topics. Outside work, he enjoys reading, films, sports, and learning continuously.Read More

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