Several prominent Hollywood celebrities appear in a trove of newly released documents relating to Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.&nbsp; 
 
Epstein hobnobbed with high-profile celebrities including former US presidents, foreign ministers, Britain's Prince Andrew and&nbsp;leading stars of Hollywood.&nbsp; 
 
Some of the names were previously known through other means despite having been withheld from the public eye in the lawsuit. Many of the names mentioned in the court papers have not been accused of wrongdoing. 
 
The celebrities who appear in the court docs were mentioned by Giuffre and another alleged Epstein victim, Johanna Sjoberg.

Here's a look at the celebrities mentioned in the documents so far

Naomi Campbell 
 
In a deposition dated May 3, 2016, Giuffre described going on foreign trips with Maxwell and Epstein, including several trips to France. During one of the trips to southern France, Giuffre claimed she had sexual contact with Maxwell and attended a birthday party of supermodel Naomi Campbell. 
 
"We were going to Naomi Campbell's birthday party," Giuffre clarified in her deposition. "(The sexual encounter) wasn't at the birthday party."&nbsp;

In 2019, Campbell explained that she did know Epstein and that she had been introduced to him through her ex-boyfriend, Flavio Briatore.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Cameron Diaz 
 
Jeffrey Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg mentioned Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Cameron Diaz during her deposition. All four celebrities were brought up during the same line of questioning and mostly in passing. None of them are accused of wrongdoing. 
 
Sjoberg did mention that Epstein was "name-dropping" the celebrities and that she had not met any of them. 
Later, she was also asked whether she had met Cameron Diaz — to which she responded, "No."

George Lucas 
 
George Lucas, the creator of the Star Wars franchise, was mentioned once in the newly released documents. Sjoberg denied meeting the filmmaker, and there was no suggestion of wrongdoing.

Michael Jackson 
 
Michael Jackson was also mentioned by Sjoberg. She confirmed she met the late pop star at Epstein's Palm Beach home, but she stated she had not messaged him.

Kevin Spacey 
 
Kevin Spacey is also named in the documents but Sjoberg denied ever meeting the controversial star. 
 
Spacey was previously named by Epstein's former pilot Lawrence Paul Visoski Jr. during testimony for Maxwell's sex trafficking trial in 2021. He claimed Spacey had once flown in one of Epstein's planes. Neither Spacey nor his representative have responded to the claim so far.

Several prominent Hollywood celebrities appear in a trove of newly released documents relating to Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

Several prominent Hollywood celebrities appear in a trove of newly released documents relating to Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Epstein hobnobbed with high-profile celebrities including former US presidents, foreign ministers, Britain's Prince Andrew and leading stars of Hollywood. Some of the names were previously known through other means despite having been withheld from the public eye in the lawsuit. Many of the names mentioned in the court papers have not been accused of wrongdoing. The celebrities who appear in the court docs were mentioned by Giuffre and another alleged Epstein victim, Johanna Sjoberg. Here's a look at the celebrities mentioned in the documents so far Naomi Campbell In a deposition dated May 3, 2016, Giuffre described going on foreign trips with Maxwell and Epstein, including several trips to France. During one of the trips to southern France, Giuffre claimed she had sexual contact with Maxwell and attended a birthday party of supermodel Naomi Campbell. "We were going to Naomi Campbell's birthday party," Giuffre clarified in her deposition. "(The sexual encounter) wasn't at the birthday party." In 2019, Campbell explained that she did know Epstein and that she had been introduced to him through her ex-boyfriend, Flavio Briatore. Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Cameron Diaz Jeffrey Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg mentioned Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Cameron Diaz during her deposition. All four celebrities were brought up during the same line of questioning and mostly in passing. None of them are accused of wrongdoing. Sjoberg did mention that Epstein was "name-dropping" the celebrities and that she had not met any of them. Later, she was also asked whether she had met Cameron Diaz — to which she responded, "No." George Lucas George Lucas, the creator of the Star Wars franchise, was mentioned once in the newly released documents. Sjoberg denied meeting the filmmaker, and there was no suggestion of wrongdoing. Michael Jackson Michael Jackson was also mentioned by Sjoberg. She confirmed she met the late pop star at Epstein's Palm Beach home, but she stated she had not messaged him. Kevin Spacey Kevin Spacey is also named in the documents but Sjoberg denied ever meeting the controversial star. Spacey was previously named by Epstein's former pilot Lawrence Paul Visoski Jr. during testimony for Maxwell's sex trafficking trial in 2021. He claimed Spacey had once flown in one of Epstein's planes. Neither Spacey nor his representative have responded to the claim so far.

Leonardo Di Caprio, Naomi Campbell, Kevin Spacey: Celebrities mentioned in Jeffery Epstein's court documents

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Leonardo Di Caprio, Naomi Campbell, Kevin Spacey: Celebrities mentioned in Jeffery Epstein's court documents