Former President Clinton a "close personal" friend of Epstein

Former President Bill Clinton was named as a "close personal" friend of Jeffrey Epstein.

"Ms. Giuffre mentioned former President Bill Clinton's close personal relationship with Defendant [Ghislaine Maxwell] and Jeffrey Epstein," court documents said.

Giuffre also named Clinton as a "key person" who can provide insight into Maxwell and Epstein's romantic relationship.

In a statement to Fox News Digital, a spokesperson denied Clinton's close relationship with Epstein.

"They did not have a close personal relationship," Angel Urena, Clinton's spokesperson, said.

Along with naming the former president as Epstein's friend, documents named private chef Rinaldo Rizzo.

According to documents, Rizzo testified that Maxwell allegedly "threatened" a 15-year-old girl by confiscating her passport to "try and make her" have sex with Epstein on his private island.

In another occasion, Rizzo testified that Maxwell allegedly "presided over" a group of eleven girls, who were as young as 14-years-old, to play a "kissing game" with Epstein.