Ex-husband Bill Gates Must Answer Epstein Questions, Says Melinda

Melinda French Gates said new disclosures about her ex-husband Bill Gates and his past association with Jeffrey Epstein have revived painful memories and raised questions he must answer himself.

In a preview of an interview on NPR, French Gates said she felt deep sadness after the U.S. Justice Department released millions of Epstein-related documents last week. She stressed that any unresolved issues were for Gates and others involved, not her.

Melinda French Gates comments on ex-husband Bill Gates’ inclusion in the Epstein files. pic.twitter.com/rjE7FugPxk

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The files include draft emails found in Epstein’s account that appear to reference Gates, though authorship and context remain unclear.

Gates has not been accused of wrongdoing. His spokesperson dismissed the claims as false and said the documents reflect Epstein’s frustration.

US philanthropist Melinda French Gates says her ex-husband Bill Gates’ ties to the Epstein files brings back painful memories from their marriage. She told NPR she hopes Epstein’s victims receive justice. pic.twitter.com/x6pqUpd1gA

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Gates told Australian media he regrets spending time with Epstein but denied any improper conduct. French Gates said her focus remains on the victims and hopes accountability follows.

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